. >> at 8:00 on "lectures and history," brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. brian: the idea that a president in the event of sectional war over slavery and rebelian states may emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it's not a new idea. it's articulated by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. >> 6:45 p.m. eastern, history professor paul talks about the first u.s. congress' 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> in a series of petitions that generated this heated debate, anti-slavery activists and especially the pennsylvania abolition society put forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic where the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. >> and at 8:00 on the presidency, history professor and author charles strozer on letters exchanged between abraham lincoln and his friend, speed. >> to talk about their ever-lasting love for each other was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love and i think that's the way to see th

history,tures and dorton university professor brian taylor teaches a class on the military strategy and political policy of emancipation during the civil war. he talks about how ending slavery became a major goal of the union as the war progressed, and discusses the piecemeal ways slavery was ended in border states and in confederate territory. emancipation was a process achieved gradually rather than happening just by the emancipation proclamation, or the 13th amendment. his class is about one hour and 10 minutes. taylor: we will be focusing on the central question whycivil war history about this war that starts over the issue of slavery, but becomes the war that ends slavery in the united states. there is nothing inevitable about the outcome, and this image, i want to start with, sums up the transformation of the civil war works in american life about his elegantly -- about as eloquently than what i will say today. it this

here's our scotland political editor brian taylor. sunshine on st andrews' west sands and life's great, but watch out for that powerful incoming tide. this beautiful and historic university town is once again at the centre of political turmoil. a breakdown of the local election results in scotland put the liberal democrats very firmly in fourth place on 6.8% of the popular vote. so what do the leaders like tim farron do? do they go into a cupboard and cry? well, no, they take the alternative route, which is to target seats like north east fife where they reckon they have a chance. how are you? and the message on scotland's streets from tim farron — his party stands firmly against scottish independence. he found at least one kindred spirit. someone needs to give sturgeon a boot of the ours. it's a simple choice. undoubtedly, mr farron would choose more delicate language. in england, his colleague vince cable has been recorded suggesting that liberal democrat supporters might vote tactically for labour in certain areas. mr farron sidest

we have just begun to recognize it and we are starting to deal with it. 8:00, brian taylor on the militarytrategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. precedent in a sectional war over slavery and rebellion of the southern states line have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it is articulated john quincy adams on a number of occasions. talks about the first 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> they put forth a vision of a new nation that had a inclusive government. letterses stroessner on exchanged between abraham lincoln and joshua speed. that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality was absolutely and strictly maintained. host: our first guest is representative doug collins. good morning. thoughts on the special counsel in the choice of robert mueller. guest: he is a man of integrity. you will not find a more dedicated worker. it was a good choice. it will provide

. >> at 8:00 on lectures in history, brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipationuring the civil war. >> the idea that a president in the event of a secession a war over slavery and rebellion of the southern states might have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it's not a new idea. it is articulated by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. eastern, at 6:45 p.m. talking about the first u.s. congress's 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> any a series of petitions that generated this heated debate, antislavery activists and the pennsylvania abolition society but fourth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic, where the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. eighth, -- letters exchanged between abraham lincoln and his friend joshua speed. >> for them to talk about their everlasting love for each other was normal and encouraged, to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love and i think that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuali

can i take brian taylor, ifi policies. can i take brian taylor, if i can see him? policies.and discounted labour‘s prospects. in those circumstances, would power reside in number ten and 11 downing st. what evidence is there that are fast snp presence can constrain the conservatives? we have seen over the past two years that it has been the snp, not labour, angus robertson, notjeremy corbyn, who has been the effective opposition to the tories. making scotland‘s voice heard week in, week out, raising issues important not just heard week in, week out, raising issues important notjust to scotla nd issues important notjust to scotland but the whole of the uk, week in, week out, at prime minister‘s questions. the snp were the first to spot and pick up on the national insurance increases in the budget. that of course led to a u—turn. ona budget. that of course led to a u—turn. on a whole range of issues, it has been the snp making sure that scotland‘s voice is heard. over a period where we may have another tory government with a bigger majority, that will be even more important. i

. >> at 8:00 on lectures in history, georgetown professor brian taylor on the military strategy of emancipationuring the civil war. >> the idea that the president in the section of war over slavery and the rebellion of the southern states might have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it isn't a new idea. it is articulated by john quincy adams. >> sunday at 6:45 p.m., history professor paul hogarth talks about the first u.s. congress's debate on slavery and race. that generated this debate, and for slavery activists and the abolition society, put forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic, with the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. >> at 8:00 on the presidency, history professor and author charles strozier on letters between abraham lincoln and his friend. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting love for each other was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love, and i think that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality

announcer: on lectures and history, professor brian taylor teaches a class on the military strategy and political policy goals of emancipation during the civil war. he talks about how ending slavery became a major goal as the war progressed, and discusses the piecemeal ways slavery was ended in border

here's our scotland political editor brian taylor. university town is once again at the centre of political turmoil. a breakdown of the local election results in scotland put the liberal democrats very firmly in fourth place on 6.8% of the popular vote. so what do the leaders like tim farron do? do they go into a cupboard and cry? well, no, they take the alternative route, which is to target seats like north east fife where they reckon they have a chance. how are you? and the message on scotland's streets from tim farron — his party stands firmly against scottish independence. he found at least one kindred spirit. someone needs to give sturgeon a boot of the ours. it's a simple choice. undoubtedly, mr farron would choose more delicate language. in england, his colleague vince cable has been recorded suggesting that liberal democrat supporters might vote tactically

. >> at 8:00 much as in history, professor brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. the idea that a president in the event of a sectional war over slavery and the rebelling of the southern states, might have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure, predicts the civil war. it is not a new idea. it is articulated by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. pm, historyt 6:45 professor paul polgar talks about the first u.s. congress is 1790 debate -- 1790 debate about slavery. >> this -- antislavery activists and especially the pennsylvania abolition society put forth a thatn of a new nation imagined a racially inclusive republic, where the base of rights of enslaved africans were respected to read >> at 8:00 on the presidency, professor and author charles strauser on letters exchange between abraham lincoln and his friend joshua speed. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting love for each encouragedormal and to be expressive about intimacy, connection, and love, and that's the way to see this relationship.

announcer: on lectures and history, professor brian taylor teaches a class on the military strategy and political policy goals of emancipation during the civil war. he talks about how ending slavery became a major goal as the war progressed, and discusses the piecemeal ways slavery was ended in border states and confederate territory. he argues that emancipation was a process achieved gradually rather than happening just by the emancipation proclamation. professor taylor: we will be focusing on the central question and civil war history about why this war that starts over the issue of slavery, but becomes the war that ends slavery in the united states. there is nothing inevitable about the outcome, and this image, i want to start with, sums up the transformation of the civil war works in american life about his elegantly -- about as eloquently than what i will say today. it this is an african-american boy who was enslaved. he ends the war as a drummer board. we will talk about black service on wednesday, but we are going to be thinking about why this war was the most significant social

first to our political editor brian taylor. debates like this are still pretty new in the uk. much can they influence what happens at the ballot box?m how much can they influence what happens at the ballot box? if you look at it this way, we are in the middle of manifesto season, the parties are putting out lists of policies. if you like, the election at one level is about voters choosing from those list of policies. that is a tick box, like ordering a book online. elections and politics are about far more than that. they are about the unforeseen, the unexpected and coping with the unforeseen and unexpected. that ta kes unforeseen and unexpected. that takes leadership and character. in a way, tv debates get to the root of that, the offer of character and the offer of leadership, the offer of confidence that those politicians and parties are able to cope with. what they can't foresee but what might arise. how will the politicians have prepared? in two ways, attack and defence. defending what they might expect their opponents will see as weak points in their own armoury, weaknes

. >> georgetown university professor brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. >> the idea that a president in the event of a war over slavery and rebellion of the southern states might have the authorities to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it's articulated by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. polistory professor paul dart talks about the 1790 debate on slavery and race. >>'s series of petitions that generated this heated debate, anti-slavery activists and the pennsylvania abolition society puts forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic where the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. charles on letters exchanged between abraham lincoln and his friend, joshua steed. encouragedormal and to be expressive about intimacy and connection and even love. as long as the boundary against sexuality was absolutely and starkly maintained. >> for our complete schedule, go to www.c-span.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. created as aan was public service by am

. >> on apm georgetown university professor brian taylor in the military strategy and political callsof emancipation during the civil war. >> that i did of a president in the event of a sectional were over slavery might have that authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it's not a new idea. its articulated by john quincy adams on a number of locations. >> sunday at 6:45 p.m. eastern history professor talks about the first u.s. congress in the 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> in a series of petitions that generated that heated debate, antislavery activists in the pennsylvania abolition society put forth a vision of a new nation that imagine a racially inclusive republic or the basic rights of an enslaved african were respected. >> 8:00 p.m. on the presidency history professor on letters that were exchange between abraham lincoln and joshua speed. >> for them to talk about their everlasting love was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and connection and i think that is the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary agai

but then top of the fifth, bases roaded michael taylor off brian morris who had been unscored upon inine straight outings. not anymore. nationals winners, 6-3. >>> the warriors will be in cleveland next week. last night it was the a's top of the 7th davis at the plate bower gets his 14th strikeout of the game a career-high for him. once upon a time, bradley zimmer used to be a usf don. now he is doing stuff like this a two-run shot. he also had a two-run double. a's lose 9-4. the a's struck out a franchise record 19 times, one shy of the major league record. >>> raiders quarterback derek carr says he wants to be a raider for life. but if he doesn't sign on the skull and crossbones by summer camp, raider nation might have to wait. >> once training camp hits i'm all football. i'm not going to distract my teammates and you guys are going to want to know and things like that. trust me, if this is not done by training camp we won't be talking about it. >> a little shot across the bow there i think from carter, raiders management probably orchestrated by carr's agents. stay tuned. but every

yeah, i thought they had seen it before i met them, but i met them in roger taylor's flat when i met briansion they had seen the tape but they hadn't downloaded it properly. so i ended up watching them watch me for the first time in between -- >> stephen: oh, wow. it was, like -- no pressure. >> stephen: how did they take you? >> they took me. ( laughter ) >> stephen: tell me about "buster's mal heart." >> yeah. >> stephen: what's that movie about? are you buster? do you have the mal heart? >> yeah, i'm buster, a guy born with a bad heart who tries to write his situation. he works the grave card shift at a really shoddy motel, not very much in love with his life, so he sets off to be a mountain man, yet he's not very good at that at all. >> stephen: where are these mountains. >> montana. >> stephen: serious mountains. erious mountains. >> stephen: did you go to montana? >> i went to montana to philipum, one of the most beautiful states i've ever been to. >> stephen: what time did you go there? >> i think we were there in the falls. >> stephen: were the leaves falling off the trees? >> sure

. >> on eight electors in history georgetown professor brian taylor on the military strategy and political roles of emancipation during the civil war. >> the idea that a president in the event of a section of war over slavery and a rebellion of the southern states might have the ability to emancipate states. in previous the civil war is not a new idea. is articulated by john quincy atoms in a couple of different instances. -- >> in a series of this talk about debate and the pennsylvania abolition society, they put forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic. when the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. >> at 8 o'clock on the presidency. history professor and author charles -- on letters exchanged between abraham lincoln and his friend joshua speed. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting love for each other. it was normal and encouraged. to be expressive about intimacy and connection and love. i think that is a way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality was absolutely strictly maintained. >> for a complete ame

. >> at 8:00, georgetown university professor brian taylor on the military strategy and political goals of emancipation during the civil war. >> the idea that a president in the event of a sectional war over slavery and a rebellion of the southern states might have the authority to emancipate slaves as a military measure predates the civil war. it is not a new idea. it's arctic latted by john quincy adams on a number of occasions. >> sunday at 6:45 p.m. eastern, history professor talks about the first u.s. congress's 1790 debate on slavery and race. >> in a series of petitions that generated this heated debate, anti-slavery activists and especially the pennsylvania abolition society put forth a vision of a new nation that imagined a racially inclusive republic where the basic rights of enslaved africans were respected. >> and at 8:00, on the presidency, history professor and author charles strozer on letters exchanged between lincoln and friend speed. >> for two men to talk about the everlastinging love for each other was normal and encouraged, to be expressive about intimacy and connec

. >> at 8:00 brian taylor on emancipation during the civil war. >> at a rebellion of the southern states might have the authority to emancipate slaves predates the civil war. it's articulated on a number of occasions. >> sunday at 6:45 p.m. eastern history professor talks about the 1790 debate on slavery. where the basic rights of africans were respected. >> at 8:00 history professor on letters of change between abraham lincoln. >> for two men to talk about their everlasting leverage was normal and encouraged to be expressive about intimacy and even love. i think that's the way to see this relationship. as long as the boundary against sexuality is maintained. >> for more go to cspan.org. >>> transportation department testifies on what's being done to modernize federal aviation. it aims to change a satellite air traffic control system. this is three and a half hours. >>> i recognize far motion. >> pursuit to rules 1a1 i move that the chairman be authorized to