[laughter] jo ann: thank you. >> anthony wayne -- was that mad anthony wayne? jo ann: sure was. >> famous for his frontal attacks? jo ann: the hero of stony point, they called him during the revolution. yes, he was a very brave, stalwart soldier. >> he had a high casualty rate, too. [laughter] jo ann: well, he knew what was going on with wilkinson, though. >> 1786, that was the height of the spanish conspiracy, and we do know that george rogers clark, the older brother of william, was very much involved in that. you think he and william could have gotten together on that? jo ann: let me correct the date. the spanish conspiracy did not begin until 1787, when wilkinson weaseled his way down to spanish new orleans, bribing his way as he went along, and his first goal was to get a monopoly. george rogers clark. george had been so poorly treated by the state of virginia and the u.s. government, which owed him thousands and thousands of dollars, because he had paid as a general in the virginia militia during the resolution. he was owed this money and it was not repai

he knew that anthony wayne did not like him he tried to pick his officers against wayne. clark was loyal to wilkinson. does this mean that clark was involved in the spanish conspiracy? i have no proof of that. i don't know. i think we should regard his notebook and all of the questions that arise out of it. as proof ofgard it his fully complex personality. this is one more fully complex then, i know, then we tend to think and perhaps what we would want to believe. thank you. [applause] >> if you would all come up, if you have a question if you would come up to the microphone so that we can hear you, and also to point out, at any of these conspiracies, especially the wilkinson conspiracy happened, at least at the republican candidates for president would not be citizens. [laughter] jo ann: thank you. wayne -- was that mad anthony wayne? jo ann: sure was. >> famous for his frontal attacks? jo ann: the hero of stony point, he called him during the revolution. yes, he was a very brave, stalwart soldier. >> he had a high casualty rate, too. [laughter] jo ann: well, he knew wha

and was actually the base of operation for not only -- but also mad anthony wayne. 1795 and the battle of fallen timbers and the treaty of greenville, the fort was really no longer required. the native americans had been settled, and cincinnati was established. one of the well-known soldiers that was station that fort washington was a young officer by the name of william henry harrison, who would become president of the united states in 1840. >> [indistinct chatter] -- mr.s another -- - conzett: this is another very important historical document. , a forerunner of the red cross, would hold sanitary fairs and then hold -- sell things off to support the troops. they approached abraham lincoln. they wanted to sell off the original copy of the amnesty proclamation; however, it was not in very good shape. so lincoln sat down and handwrote another copy of the amnesty proclamation so they could auction that off. and this is that very copy. i think the opening sentence pretty much summarizes what this document is about. whereas and by the constitution of the united states, it is provided that

this was a british nighttime attack on met anthony wayne's pennsylvania legion. werean see wayne's legion camped along a tree line next to an open field. the british attacked with unloaded weapons and bayonets only. major john andre, british officer who will later be hanged in 1780 for spying and quote, no recalled, soldier was suffered to load we rushed along the line, putting to the van at all they came up with an overtaking the fugitives, stabbed great numbers. --y go in, unloaded bayonets unloaded muskets, up wayne's 1500 men, 200 were killed and 100 wounded by the bayonets. if you know anything about military history, you usually have more wounded and killed. in this case the numbers are reversed, so the british are stabfest there. you can see infantrymen engaged in the active bayoneting. a couple years later, july 16, 1779, wayne had a measure of revenge at the battle of stony point about 30 miles north of new york city in the lower hudson river valley when he attacked the british garrison with unloaded muskets as well. its annual green one of his subordina

it's actually the base of operations for not only harmer, -- but also mad anthony wayne when he lost campaigns indians.he shawnee required. not the native americans had been settled in cincinnati was established. soldierse well-known established at fort washington was a young officer by the name of william harry handers -- william henry harrison become the president of the united 1840. in this is another very significant document from our collection. amnestyan original proclamation that was signed by abraham lincoln in 1863. the united states sanitary commission, actually a forerunner of the red cross and the uso, would hold sanitary irs and sell things off to support the troops. they approached abram lincoln. they wanted to sell the original copy of the amnesty proclamation. very good shape. i believe the original copy was already in the national archives. so, lincoln sat down and hand wrote another copy so they could auction that off and this is that very copy. statemente opening summarizes what the document is about. whereas and by the constitution of the united states that the po

and was actually the base of operation for not only -- but also mad anthony wayne. 1795 and the battle of fallen timbers and the treaty of greenville, the fort was really no longer required. the native americans had been settled, and cincinnati was established. one of the well-known soldiers that was station that fort washington was a young officer by the name of william henry harrison, who would become president of the united states in 1840. >> [indistinct chatter] david: this is another very significant document from our collection. it was signed by abraham lincoln in 1863. the commission, a forerunner of the red cross, would hold sanitary fairs and then hold -- sell things off to support the troops. they approached abraham lincoln. they wanted to sell off the original copy of the amnesty proclamation; however, it was not in very good shape. so lincoln sat down and handwrote another copy of the amnesty proclamation so they could auction that off. and this is that very copy. i think the opening sentence pretty much summarizes what this document is about. whereas an

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wayne abc 7 news. >> oakland teacher coach put on leave after video surface of him in a violent altercation with a student. it happened on bus after high school football game. here's laura anthony. >> video show what first look like a heated discussion between a coach and player. quickly escalates. >> we are extremely disappointed by our preliminary im prichlingts according to the oakland school district the student is the senior at this high school. the adult the jv football keep named carlos anderson. happened on september 19 as he was returning from a game in crescent city. >> based on the visual evidence we have now it appears that the first physical contact was initiated by the adult and that's the main area of concern. there was an opportunity to de-escalate the before the push occurred. >> district spokesman flint told us there is an investigation under way to determine what precipitated the fight also why it wasn't reported to the principal or the district before the video suddenly appeared on twitter. anderson has been a p e teacher and coach here for 4 years. before that he worked with kids at various organizations including th ymca. 13-year-old anderson told us by ph