early commands a, division of about 6600 men, infantry, calvary artillery. he's got his cavalry this robert e lee has no eyes and ears while his troops kind of had a pennsylvania, got plenty of calvary with them. richard you'll get an entire brigade job always got a battalion and parts of the 17th virginia as well. he's got four brigades of infantry as well as the calvary john gordon, harry hays, louisiana extra, billy smith's virginian and isaac hayes, his last full month of life are famous, of course, at gettysburg for tell father. i died with my face to the enemy. this is the troops. these are really good by and large, they've had quite a bit of success. much of the war. this is gordon. we saw a picture of them earlier. john gordon is in command, the key brigade and jubal early division. we're going to talk a lot about today as brad mentioned, these shot six times they anti them or five times in antietam he gets promoted to brigadier general right before the chancellorsville fight where he took command. alexander lyon's brigade that is five or six regimen

and there was infantry and calvary and two cannon. and the engagement. and there was also a general two of yound the governor. and he goes on to tell his wife the reasons why he had volunteered and the moment he writes, i quote, i'm sorry that your put so much trouble with our things. it can't be help now. and i feel i'm doing my duty to help and maintain the laws of our country and put down the wicked rebellion. it's one of the few times in the series of about 18 letters we have in the collection that he discusses the reason why he has joined up and in a way, the void that he enclosed this kind of echoes what he is saying in the letter with the patriotic symbols that it has on it. at theenter of it is a american eagle and the seal of the u.s. around it are 34 pennants with abbreviaons for 34 states, including all of the states that had recently seceded during the war. and just a few days time, his wife was writing a letter at home and 20 year old and raising their one year old willie. she was writing about her new experience of moving from royals center

so the question was about earley's calvary and his calvary is all over the place. under the command of bradley johnson and harry gilmore and on morning of july 9th, 1864, they were sent away earley's army for a wild goose chase of an affair at point lookout. and the idea is these confederate calvary men would ride into the fort or the camp liberate the prisoners. nfederate navy would sail up and bring them all back to petersburg. and the time line was unrealistic. they were supposed to ride from frederick all the way down to point lookout hundreds of miles in about two days, liberate the prison, meet with the navy, and sail back. so they are gone and so early, lost his eyes and ears. the troubling thing. excuse me. trouble thing is that bradley johnson was from frederick. he knew the river. crossings, but he sent away. and so early loses his eyes and ears because of the point lookout rate, which was robert e lee's so he got a dispatch from lee junior robert ely junior saying, send these guys away to point lookout. so they're out of the picture completely. anybody e

they were faced with the calvary. i have lots more questions but we have ten minutes and that microphone right there is on and i would love for you all to post your questions. they can be broad, national. but if you would kindly walk up to that microphone to ask them, that was told to me to tell you so i'm requesting it. >> and if you don't, she will come and beat you up or something. [laughter] >> anyone? please, don't be shy. >> no, i'm not that. i'm just curious about how you, as someone from say yankee in the north, how did you become so interested and passionate about this topic? >> i will try to be briefer than i've been. well, look i have written a lot of history. one, this is what i've been writing about in a bunch of books. nearly all my books in one way or another have dealt with aspects of slavery. sometimes the politics of slavery as it's affected the founding for the national government.on the book during the civil war in large part with how congress was dealing with the problem of slavery and so forth.en

he had escaped slavery in 1864 and made his way to union lines and enlisted in the calvary. he opened a woodworking shop where he repaired wagons and madede coffins. he was counted among the town's black middle-class. he knew things and could speak with confidence and persuade a leader. in 1866 he represented the county at the statewide freedman convention. he was theni local leader organizing the republican party.ca ' founder a&m church and countyd commissioner. he formed an armed patrol to protect against the kkk violence. restraint urging blacks to be as industrious. a half mile down main street. they instrumenting them up on rathe branch of the elm street. for the past year republicans had governed graham. if they had any final words no one recorded them. one of the kla ns men slashed him with a knife. too often they spoken out. too often spoken out for the rights of black men had been told by the government and north carolina's embattled republican governor. itse dangled until the middle of the next day, a former member of thero klan. outlaw died at the hands of persons

this does happen in some instances he sends calvary up and down the shenandoah valley. those men who are willing to come in on their own will be paroled. those that aren't, or hold off two prisons and who knows when they will be paroled or they do not know in that moment. so throughout virginia the northern neck, that pencil of the shenandoah valley west virginia maryland even down to the carolinas men from lee's army are finding their way to other union officials and being paroled. >> host: surrenders happen everywhere hancock is a person a lot of people surrender to not granted appomattox. we have shown, or was i thinking about oh, brings us to not everybody gets, there is one confederate officer who men my name are excluded from the generous terms who does that imply? >> that will be colonel and he is on the list of people that grant and others despise the most and are most fearful of mosby and his partisan rangers or as the union high command would refer to them as gorillas. at first, very briefly excluded from this blanket paroles but there will be all of these neg

they ended up serving together in the same regiment, the ninth calvary and fact wilberforce university is going to be the first black college to to have a official science department that is supported by the us military and what they end up doing is they get john hanks, alexander come and and he's there for two months. but unfortunately he dies of aneurysm while getting his haircut. and at the time he was a first lieutenant and so his rank mattered it mattered in the army because. only people after a certain rank, a certain term of service, can serve it and teach a college university's. and so the army was in a conundrum because the president of wilberforce was like, yeah, we're sad that john gone, but we need another. so come on, give us young and the army has to make an exception and allow young to go to wilberforce and it saddens him up until the you know up until his death here he often reflects on his mentor, his friend. because he never stopped missing him and when we look at this this is a image of an encyclopedia in which you have these converse african-americans were having a

they ended up serving together in the same regiment, the ninth calvary and fact wilberforce university is going to be the first black college to to have a official science department that is supported by the us military and what they end up doing is they get john hanks, alexander come and and he's there for two months. but unfortunately he dies of aneurysm while getting his haircut. and at the time he was a first lieutenant and so his rank mattered it mattered in the army because. only people after a certain rank, a certain term of service, can serve it and teach a college university's. and so the army was in a conundrum because the president of wilberforce was like, yeah, we're sad that john gone, but we need another. so come on, give us young and the army has to make an exception and allow young to go to wilberforce and it saddens him up until the you know up until his death here he often reflects on his mentor, his friend. because he never stopped missing him and when we look at this this is a image of an encyclopedia in which you have these converse african-americans were having a

oh, what a lady, that heavenly mother who carried the cross for her son on calvary. yes, then mary, yes, then the mother of god. in blue robes, full of grace. on the holy evening, on the coming of age early, god grant, the pure virgin gave birth to a son, god grant, god grant, the service for volodymyr bely began in back in 1994, when he became a cadet at a military institution of higher education. he faced a real war in 2014, when he participated in the anti-terrorist operation as part of the 24th separate mechanized brigade. in 2020, he retired and two years later again became a commander of the armed forces of ukraine. even though i was a military pensioner , i remained a military man, and this is my duty, as they say, no one revoked the military oath, and secondly, these are my personal convictions that the enemy cannot be allowed to enter our land. the 33rd rifle battalion was formed in lviv, a currently performs tasks in sumy region, konotop district. and also in the city of putivl. the situation at the border is tense, the man has a son who is waiting for him

oh, what kind of lady, that heavenly mother who carried the cross for her son on calvary, so mary, sothe mother of god, in blue robes full of grace, holy evening, early for birth, give. god, the most pure virgin gave birth to a son, god forbid, god forbid, the service for volodymyr bely began in the distant 94th. year, when he became a cadet of a military institution of higher education, with real faced the war in 2014, when he participated in the anti-terrorist operation as part of the 24th separate mechanized brigade. he retired in 2020 and two years later rejoined the ranks of the armed forces of ukraine. although i was a military pensioner, i remained a military man, and this is my duty , as they say, no one... changed the military oath, and secondly, these are my personal convictions that the enemy cannot be allowed to enter our land . the 33rd rifle battalion was formed in lviv, and now performs tasks in sumy oblast, konotopsky district, and also in the city of putivl. the situation at the border is tense, as it is daily shelling, danger and the work of enemy drgs. in particular

, full of grace, oh, what kind of lady and heavenly mother , who carried the cross for her son on calvary is mary, so is the mother of god, full of grace in blue robes.

that was formed at camp hamilton the second color calvary formed t monroe. the second colored light artillery that was also formed at monroe, where the men were put in uniforms, trained and prepared for battle. and they served umber they as well as others who were like the 10th u.s. colored volunteers that were formed in norfolk or wales af brigade that was formed in eastern north car a lot of people who were maroons in the disma swamp, they actuoined that particular. they participated in the peninsula. they participated in cab and fort pocahontas, newmarkett, heights was the turning point for the civil wars effort to. capture excuse me, to captur richmond. you know, i can't talk without using my hands. wilson's landing hundreds as well as the battle of the crater in petersbur bn, etc. etc. they participated in so of these so of men, tse who were in the 38th united regiment or united states colroops regiment, were sent to texas and they served in in many of the ventures that the military had guarding, the construction of railroads, as well as in texas spread

the chased the mexicans 1000 miles back into the desert and the secure the border with the seventh calvaryas coasters hold -- >> host: coming to the current situation with the secretary, you originally said you thoughtc it was waste of time. >> caller: yes, a waste of time. 1953, isaiah was told he had about close to 900 million illegal aliens picky acted with a joint military law enforcement operation every move close to 1 million mexicans by force. it had ace bad name to it, it ws called operation wetback but that's what it was. he did it twice by the way and the american people applauded him because that's what a country does. when you have to make people, to buy to come across a river, it doesn't matter whether they have guns or whether there hello kitty backpacks. it will have the same effect demographically and culturally on the nation. without assimilation we will never hold together as a people. we will know have linguistic and cultural unity and thus we secure the border. we should do it with the military. >> host: all right. let's go to west virginia, democrat. john, good morning

1864 , the russian consul yakovlev asked the patriarch of jerusalem whether the silver to decorate calvary reached the church of the sepulcher here? today , russian restorers continue to restore the priceless interior decoration of the church of the holy sepulchre. thus, our specialists gave a second life to the carved canopy with thirteen icons from fenifti, installed above the entrance to the edicule. historians are still arguing about its appearance in the church of the holy sepulcher, but most likely the russian gift appeared in the sacred place as a result pilgrimage to the holy land of the brother of emperor alexander ii. grand duke konstantin nikolaevich in may 1859. around 2003, we transferred the arch to a russian foundation for minor restoration work. for a long time nothing worked. then, after 2 years, with the support of the spiritual mission of the archangel michael foundation and the president of the russian federation vladimir putin, the arch was returned to its original place in the church of the sepulcher. it is the restoration of imali that today seems to be probably one

visitors come to calvary, and they ascended.g. they ring the bell mounted in the chapel, paying tribute to the sorrow of those people who, in the forty-degree frost , built mines and mines on meager daily rations and died from exhaustion, scurvy, tuberculosis or simply froze in the tundra. in narilsk itself, norillag is treated like a piece of history; almost every second person has a grandfather or grandmother, great-grandfather or great-grandmother who served time in the camp, but here they are not ashamed of it, but they are not proud of it, they just live with it, bitterly ... fate , one of the most famous prisoners of narellag was the founder of the city, when in the thirty-eighth year nikolai urvantsev was arrested, he was exiled first to karlak, and then to naril-lak, he says that in the camp bathhouse to the scientist a criminal in tattoos approached and asked: are you the urvantsev who discovered narilsk? yes, i am,” he replied, but could you close it? the nariska museum has six sites, the most experimental is the polar

jordan river, the savior symbolically took upon himself the sins of mankind and began the path to calvary. priests do not consider epiphany bathing in the ice hole a mandatory ritual, but there are many who want to observe the tradition in russia. and that night jordan was crowded both where it was +10 and where it was -40. i’ll wash away some sins, i just decided for myself that it’s necessary, come on, come on, take a dip, but close it, dive , that’s it, well done, come out and be baptized, they were preparing a pestilence once, but no way , well, he explained what to do, there’s a stove there, quickly go, wipe yourself off, the water temperature is + 4°, you can stay in it no more minutes, this is strictly monitored by rescuers and police, quickly plunged into the heating point, in the crimea about such frosts... they only learn from the news in sevastopol light summer rain +10. night swimming under the supervision of doctors from rescue services takes place today only in one sevastopol bay. cossack, most of the believers will celebrate the epiphany during the day, the most massive bat

that's where they formed the second kentucky calvary, not inside kentucky's border. his civil war didn't last long. he was at the battle shiloh. he got illness so severely he had to go back home to exeter, new hampshire, to recover with his parents once he recovered, he got a desk job basically with the united states government, the revenue service. he found his way to knoxville, tennessee in 1864, shortly after admiral burnside had liberated the city in the fall of 1863. it is there in knoxville. he laid down his roots, got into the grocery business and he made fast friends in the masonry. and he gathered a network of gentlemen just like himself. now. we fast forward to 1867, a transformative in knoxville history, transformative event along the entire east tennessee river valley. when the holston river flooded now we know it is the tennessee river today in knoxville, tennessee, but it was the holston river at that time on down, passed knoxville. that designation wasn't changed. believe in the general assembly to the late 1890s or something like that, where it become

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in 1948, a search party started excavating the sides of the calvary cause battle. the local residents help was vital in tracing the general's last resting place. and so the picture of his last battle was restored. mister boy, you know my era, i mean, you really know, does a shame or other disturbance, especially methodist in this, i have the hands and they have any thing in the near the end of july. so thinking about the number of this more of the story and then some of the other senior just go in and look at an industry weights or reducing the 200 and they're all up to the one and send it on to mr. horton on 1st excuse me, of the ticket, put in a framing. essex isn't in a single word and unless i didn't put in lessons on bus and by foot, it's pretty difficult for us on the display. we also have to hold the envelope as for those when they get over to see and you hardly me knowledge. i'm a doctor here. normally are comfortable for you just the last in this communion, the, the 100 genius to so can i haven't been there was for the show will be waiting little fox. boy,

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the buffalo soldiers, particularly ninth and 10th calvary. the second calvary gets stood up, still dares stood up, stood down again. what can happens those guys after? i think they're stood down in north africa in 43. i mean, these guys were pre-war soldiers with histories back to the indian wars. they're not new units. and people like you know just come with new ideas into the service. they're veterans in one form or another. just what happened with them? thanks for asking. i didn't spend as much time on unit. i don't have as much to say about. we're going to go to your right towards, the back. gentlemen, john john, does your cover the the red tail squadrons? and you didn't even mention it. that's reason i'm asking. thank you for asking. so it does. it talks about the tuskegee airmen and the red tails. i think that the tuskegee airmen are the best known black troops in the war, and that's one reason they didn't highlight them. here is, i think hopefully they're familiar with most salient the two things the book tries to do is it focuses on o

thought i should've known this the guns on the southern front, the 28th on a controlled ra stuff on the calvary played a big part in the liberation of don't pass once every the attends a cavalry cool, broke through and reached a box of a railway station and cut off the gentleman's round supplies you must confession at the new edge solar and pull up some of the woods this and get all the risk. so it was all but i'm not much longer in the village and instrumental, but i do, i did. but the most, the boat shows that they came up, if you don't wish to pump fuel filters, put it in, i suggest the a the same wrong just don't you have to shape out to come to the after care and engagement equals the trails when so many find themselves will support. we choose to look so common ground, the the breaking news right now on our tv us thing. you k take a mike, you haven't had a new router bombardment, a spokesperson for the who was a group tells r t and an exclusive interview that the westgate campaign will make his good chain called the strikes, which have occurred more than once and have no impact on their de

excitement, trepidation, because the stage is a holy place where we go out, the artists come out like on a calvary, and you need to open your soul and heart to the viewer so that the viewer returns the next evening again to our theater, because only in our theater they received the emotion they came for, so you need to give it to them. this emotion, it is quite difficult, but of course, it is more difficult to go on stage when you are awarded or congratulated, or even to come close to the head of our state, because this happens in a person’s life very rarely , for some it happens once in a lifetime, i had such an experience, i received several awards from the hands of alexander grigorievich for... i go on stage every day, what’s so special about going out here when alexander grigorievich, he has colossal energy, when you approach him, you understand that you are simply blown away wave, very positive, very strong, very powerful, everything that i decided to say, i forgot all the words, everything that i rehearsed, everything that i came up with, that i should say, that is, i forgot what i should sa

harbor sailors rendezvoused with supporting infantry calvary. and losing surprised parker abandoned the attack. astonishing soldiers witness the return as, the appearance was that of six boats manned with colors flying sailing over the land in a serious manner on june 17 the ironclad atlanta grounded and captured by monitors as it attempted to shift through inland waters through savannah to strike the blockade. confederate ambition used aggressive action to keep dupont acting failed. meanwhile, confederate divers salvaged two 11 inch guns from the uss. parts of the ironclad signal book were also recovered providing the means to secure a significant intelligence coup. in march 1863 a uss army officer was captured. a confederate officer wearing a u.s. uniform was quartered th him and heused the recovered signal book the intelligence officer convince the prisoner hewas also a navy signalman in training. the intelligent ofcelearned the code procedures and conferes regularly read using the system for the rest of 1863 providing general beauregard's gh

yeah, sure. body, when the world needs defending the guy writing the field, calvary events, it will totally be at the top of the list. what are the wall street big wigs is really these have with over there. now those are aware that his economic advisor was threatening. now, personally, with more crimes prosecutions for engaging with russian energy companies back in august of 2022. not sure, nonsense ukraine defending the galaxy is going to successfully convince the public to throw more cash or maybe just bring a pull next time and somebody's hi feels a rush. it has conducted a precision strike to destroy military facility in the northeastern ukrainian city of hot a call. other building was used as a temporary deployment point for foreign troops. subbing kias armed forces. the roches defense ministry said that the strength had killed about 60, so it is. and when the police, another 20 r t correspondents arrived as d of has the details. well, this is the latest strike strike on a building or a base where 4 months is what it is you crazy, a naturalist of staying have go to the over the last se

excitement, trepidation, because the stage is a holy place where we go out, the artists go out like onto a calvaryd to open our soul and heart to the viewer, so that the viewer will return the next evening again to our theater, because only in in our theater they received the emotion they came for, so you need to give them this emotion, it’s quite difficult, but... of course, it’s more difficult to go on stage when rewards or congratulates you, or generally comes close to the head of our state, because this happens very rarely in a person’s life, for some it happens once in a lifetime, i had such an experience, i received several awards from the hands of alexander grigorvich, honored artist, people's artist, and sovereign laureate. when alexander grigorievich has colossal energy, when you approach him, you understand that you are simply swept away by a wave, very positive, very strong, very powerful, that’s all i decided to say, i forgot all the words, everything that i rehearsed, everything that i came up with, that it is important for me to say, that is, i forgot what i should say, because commu

high-ranking officials placed candles at the monument to the fallen defenders at the calvary city cemetery the delegation also visited the graves of fallen soldiers of hungarian origin, in particular a soldier of the 128th separate mountain assault brigade robert magyar. who died in the battles for ukraine in the zaporozhye direction. the memory of the krut heroes was honored by president volodymyr zelenskyi. in his address on the official page on the social network, he noted that all ukrainians who gave their lives for the independence, freedom and future of the country will forever be in the history of our nation. he also bowed his head to modern heroes dmytro kotsyubail and andriy pilshikov, known by the nickname zhu. who are buried on the nearby askold grave. we remember each and every one, eternal glory and gratitude to the defenders of ukraine, - the head of state wrote. not on all inclusive. the kremlin said that putin is going to visit turkey in february. the press service of the russian dictator added that ukrainian topics will probably be one of the main subjects of the negotiati

excitement, trepidation, because the stage is the place where we go out, the art comes out like a calvaryu need to open your soul and heart to the viewer, so that the viewer returns the next evening again to our theater, because only in our theater they received the emotion for which they came, so you need to give them this emotion, it is quite difficult, but of course it is more difficult to go out on stage when you are being awarded or congratulated. or even getting close to the head of our state, because this happens very rarely in a person’s life , for some it happens once in a lifetime, i had such an experience, i received from the hands of alexander grigorievich, several awards, well-deserved artist, people's artist, and laureate of the state prize of the republic of belarus, and it would seem that one could already get used to this and not worry, but i still worry, when i received the people's award, i was also asked to give a response speech to the head of state, and i i understood that i would be awarded, then the most important thing is to say a speech, and i’m not worried, i’m