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we will be firing a canon from fort stephens. the first time in 150 years a canon will be fired in a d.c. fort. you've got to come out and share with that. as i mentioned on sunday, we'll have the memorial program at the battleground national cemetery where we will pay respect to the 38 soldiers who are buried there and the others who have given their sacrifice for this country. we didn't have a lot of time but i do encourage you all to tell your friends about it. visit us on our website at www dot nps.gov. again, thank you all so very much. [ applause ] i think we have time for just one or two questions. if people would like to come to either of the microphones if folks have questions. we will go ahead and take them in turn. hi, david, thank you for all three of you for your presentations. i'd like to ask a little bit more about the legislation. you alluded to it but i wonder if you could get into it a little bit deeper and maybe focus on how local owned virginia forts will be incorporated into that plan. >> thanks is this on? i

they fire a warning shot with their canon, the tribe sees them as well and they attack that wagon supply train. at that one it is led by amos custard. there were 25 guys with that group. there were five in an advanced guard. they get rid of the horses an three of them made it back to the fort. the supply wagons were killed. shortly after that, because of the battles and because we have a young lieutenant called casper collins who was a son of the colonel, they changed the name of the fort. it was called platte bridge station. it is in 1865 that they changed the name of the fort to fort casper. once it becomes fort caspar in the fall of 1865 really only lasts two more years. they add a lot of buildings. there is a massive construction program in 1866 and 1867. this fort becomes as large as fort laramie. what happens is in 1867, the army determined they built it in the wrong place. so in the fall of 1867 they issue orders that they take all salvageable materials and they haul it 45 miles east of here and use that to put up fort fetterman. >> fort caspar when they closed it there was nothin

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they capture large numbers of risen or zen canon. they kill general james c of prisoners and canon.they kill general james c mcpherson, the highest ranking officer in the army. this is a huge blow to sherman, as you can imagine. but at the end of the day, the federal's launched counterattacks. they retake the forces of their , and even though many sawederates at the time this as a victory, in is a battlethis that cost the army very heavily. there is another book all the "the day dixie died" that i would recommend. -- hud's army lost between 6300-6700 men that single day of fighting. following the battle, sherman decided to change his strategy and reorient his efforts to take the battle to the west of atlanta with hopes of cutting off the last railroad that led south out of atlanta. at the same time, sherman tries andaunch cavalry raids wreck the rail lines south of the city. to these movements by sending a quarter out west to atlanta to block the federal movement out there. these are troops he sends out there under a very inexperienced corps commander who is a close friend. area whe

we will be firing a canon from fort stephens. the first time in 150 years a canon will be fired in a d.c. fort. you've got to come out and share with that. as i mentioned on sunday, we'll have the memorial program at the battleground national cemetery where we will pay respect to the 38 soldiers who are buried there and the others who have given their sacrifice for this country. we didn't have a lot of time but i do encourage you all to tell your friends about it. visit us on our website at www dot nps.gov. again, thank you all so very much. [ applause ] i think we have time for just one or two questions. if people would like to come to either of the microphones if folks have questions. we will go ahead and take them in turn. hi, david, thank you for all three of you for your presentations. i'd like to ask a little bit more about the legislation. you alluded to it but i wonder if you could get into it a little bit deeper and maybe focus on how local owned virginia forts will be incorporated into that plan. >> thanks is this on? i

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battle of red butte and the army shows -- sees the wagons show up in fire a warning shot with her canon and the tribes see them and race out in that direction and attacked the wagon supply train. it was led by commissary sergeant amos custard. there were 25 guys with that group. there were five of them an advanced guard and they wheel to the right and raced down to the river and get rid of their horses and three of those guys actually made it back to the fort. of the people at the supply wagons were killed. shortly after that because of the battles and because we have a young lieutenant named caspar collins who was the son of the regimental colonel, the army changes the name of this fort. from 62 -- agency d5, this was called platte bridge station. in agency d5, they change the name of the 424 caspar -- in 1865, they change the name of the fort to fort caspar. it lasted only two more years. they added a lot of buildings. there is a massive construction program in 1866 and agencies to seven. -- and 18 six to seven. this becomes as large as fort laramie and there are almost 500 soldiers s

of light rain here and it is a little bit of rain so we have some coverage from vallejo to american canon. it is very light, clouds and rain for some, further south and very humid. again, if you don't get the clouds, you can easily see an upper 80 or 80s and temperatures are staying in the cooler range more so in the warmer range, maybe into parts of wednesday and most things calm down and inland temperatures will be warming up. >>> chevy rain and after shocks a magnitude quake which left more than 1800 people injured and destroyed thousands of homes. they are working to evacuate villages form willing landslides after the quake. 7 power stations are in danger from the rising waters. room. >> and now the 4th largest city in to how the building became tainted. this is more than two days after dangerous toxins were in the water, people were left with testimony a am devils of that --. >>> the title of mayor went to a 16-year-old and eric miller the small town picks his name by the door set festival and anybody can enter a name during his reign as mayor, his major act was declared at the top o

there were boundaries that produced canon. if you look at the rail network of the deep south, it's evident immediately how important atlanta is for being at the juncture of many railroads. we could go on and on about the contractors that were producing pistols and rifle muskets and accoutrements, all different kinds of accoutrements. they were absolutely vital and the confederates realize that. although, by the time the siege takes place of atlanta, the city's value as a center of industry has really fallen because they had evacuated so much of the machinery and so many of the workers and send them south to columbus in macon. so, there are only about 3000 civilians left in atlanta when sherman seizes the city, and when he takes the city, he orders the expulsion of all of that. yes. >> you mentioned at the beginning of your talk sherman's logistics during the campaign. how much of that duty directly oversee and how much of it was delegated to somebody else and who for that matter was it delegated to? >> why sure, that's a great

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in return, they opened up with her 20 millimeter camera -- canon.soon as the battalion arrived at the site of the post, they started digging in to set up a defensive perimeter. some of his other recommendations to the regimental commander realizing -- regimental commander. they burned the brush to uncover many traps. established, the first lce was signaled to come in. johnston led a hand in tying it to the bank. the battalion was ready to begin its basic mission, construction of the post following the plan drawn up by johnston and his counterpart. wall of the triangular post would be of mud. be almost as hard as concrete when it dried. the captain personally supervised many phases. johnston was everywhere, observing and advising. their joint plan included the digging of a moat surrounding this entire post. construction was frequently duelsupted by mortar with the vc. casualties were sustained by both sides. this soldier received mortar fragments. fire led torassing a disagreement between advisor and counterpart in johnston ofommended clearing bales

that every group has been separated into little victim studies classes instead of reading the great canon in literature. in a sense, that america, which was once celebrated for example in history, people went to school, the west ward expansion is now a trail of blood. it's now a -- >> different culture. sfwra different culture. >> i just want to read to the audience what you wrote in the wall street journal, linking today's america and the irs scandal. the irs audit story isn't watergate, it's worse than watergate. it was the professionals of party going after the professionals out of power. >> well, the thing that hants changed, stuart is that the politicians themselves haven't changed. back then when richard nixon had the plumbers, they were attacking the offices at watergate, trying to find out what was in their files. the irs attacks were on groups of normal citizens, i mean the obama administration clearly sicked the most powerful agency on people just doing politics. from bumper cars to total war now. the irony is that in neither case was it really necessary. richard nixon beat geor

were very severe persecutions and executions, hence the number of people that the pope is going to canonize. it has always been present. now, the situation is quite amazing. korea does not import missionaries, it exports missionaries. there are korean missionaries everywhere in asia. >> it is spreading, the one i think of the catholic church i do not necessarily think of asia. out of the 1.2 billion catholics in the world, only 3% of those live on that side of the globe. the church is looking at this china is a very atheist country and has been quite hostile to the catholic church. is there a plan -- >> the current chinese regime has yielded on capitalism, why not religion? whether a country like china that is growing so fast, so much is going to be able to live without meeting the spiritual needs of the people, that is a great question we might ask. the pope is clever to go to south korea between the asian tigers japan and knocking at the door of the most powerful chinese giant now. >> the first visit to asia in 15 years for a pulp. the first time in south korea in 25 years. anything to re

we heard bursts of automatic canon fire if you look out the windows towards the beach you can see red tracers. these are heavy rounds coming in. these are not like say a .50 cal machine gun. it appears they may be aiming at a hamas training camp. we saw many explosions and saw several strikes come very close. and then it has continued into the night. that, of course, is in response to the 30 rockets launched out of here. as you would know this is not the level of intensity that we saw prior to the cease-fire. it is a low-grade conflict but still claims lives and still threatens israelis. >> stay safe, my friend. >>> what will it take for israel to go back to the negotiating table? israeli spokesman will join me next. stay with us. ♪ ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ sweet, sweet st. thomas nice ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ st. croix, full of pure vibes ♪ ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ st. john, a real paradise ♪ so nice, so ni-i-i-ce ♪ proud to be from the virgin islands ♪ ♪ and the whole place nice to experience your virgin islands nice, book one of our summer packages today. woman: what do you mean

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among them a weapon called a hell canon at government-held positions. yemen's government offered to resign and review a proposal to drop fuel subsidies. tens of thousands protested calling on the government to resign. a short time looking i spoke about developments. >> the hutus want three demands - they watt the government to go and reverse the decision to increase fuel prices, and third, a genuine power-sharing system established. the delegation set up by the president to lead the negotiations is on its way back to sannar for talks with the president. they have not hit an impasse yet. but there are loots of things at stake. it's going be a very painful, political process. it will take some time before they reach on agreement. yemen reached a point where now the there are only two possible scenarios. a deal, or failure that would lead to more instability and violence. >> hash am, the hutus have been in the capital protesting on the streets for the past few days. you have been spoking to them. what sense do you get from them. is there a sense of comprom

that every group has been separated into little victim studies classes instead of reading the great canon in literal tur, it is so normal. and in a sense, america which was once celebrated, for example, in its history, people went to school, the westward expansion is now a trail of blood, is now a trail -- >> different culture. >> different culture. >> dan, i want to read to the audience what you wrote in the "wall street journal" linking today's america and the irs scandal. here 0's what you said. the irs tea party audit story isn't watergate. it's worse than watergate. the watergate break-in was the professionals of the party in power going after the professionals of the party out of power. the irs scandal is the party in power going after the most average americans imaginable. >> well, the thing that hasn't changed, stuart, is that the politicians themselves haven't changed. i mean, back then when richard nixon had the plumbers, they were attacking the democratic national committee's offices at watergate trying to find out what was in their files. the irs attacks were on groups of norm

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history of soviet russia, a powerful argument for the book as literature, an entry into the too-small canon of the cia's role in shaping culture. in new reporting on the agency's distribution of the book behind enemy lines, the authors show how both sides in the cold war used literary prestige as a weapon without resorting to cheap moral equivalency. this is a fascinating story to me. i've never seen another article or another work which actually describes the way that intelligence activities are able to use culture -- and in this particular case literature -- as a tool in the cold war. so without further ado, i'd like peter finn to come up and tell you about his book himself. [applause] >> thank you for inviting me. i really appreciate the opportunity to speak to you. and in early september 1958, copies of a russian-language edition of dr. zhivago >> the cia, working with dutch intelligence, was behind this publication which was printed by a distinguished house in the hague. the agency saw brussels as an ideal place to distribute the book because an unusually large number of soviet citizen

as well as aating canon and very difficult, choppy waters. -- as well as it can in very difficult, choppyaters. the consumerid, remains weak kneed him looking forward. they will have a good holiday. >> let me get your thoughts on each one. walmart? >> wal-mart is most reflective of the overall economy. five years ago, at the peak of the recession, walmart had 12% market share of the retail market. years, it is now down 100 basis points. >> who is taking market share? that has gained about 50 basis points with cosco. company.s they collectively gained about 25 basis points. the rest is spread out. that is why it is so important -- they have a new seo just a new ceo just starting, very important he turns the mothership around. >> tell me about nordstrom. >> you have to parse the business. the retail stores, their soft. they are doing ok, they had a pretty good anniversary sale. the real strength is in the off-price side of it and the nordstrom.com., stores arell price little soft. >> jcpenney? a work iny is still progress, they lost about $5 billion under the ron johnson era. we think they

town, most ofs in the canon save for a couple had been taken away as well.mayor and others had gone to madison the previous year and said, we do not have any defenses. if the british make it past the cattle bottoms -- cattle bottoms, we are pretty much defenseless. kettle bottoms, we are pretty much defenseless. madison said they could not defend every turn up at. toy quickly surrendered captain gordon and they wrote out a delegation the day before. captain gordon said wait until i position myself off of alexandria. then you can surrender. by august 29, he had positioned in alexandria. his arm ships, and --bomb ships theluding his meteor and vietnam, they were capable of -- and the etna, these chips were capable of setting the city on fire after a few well-directed shells. it is more or less george washington's hometown. he had worshiped here. the city had been one of the largest ports in america. it was beyond its heyday now but still it will be city with warehouses stocked full of goods. tobacco, flower, cotton. -- flour, cotton. the city fathers wrote out

behold the set up now and this was done with the help anyone had to hand the way and then came in the canon that nikken him and them to have. them now it is now home being the postman while a fragile of the house with iraq. in my is just loon i got over it was. the rose monarch but that had them and i have a bottle sorry home for now american some of its allies are delivering arms and ammunition to the kurds was the first to offer firepower the cia now providing local militia with light weapons and bullets to france which is only ever had humanitarian involvement before is also agreed with baghdad to supply some weaponry the iraqi government which had been reluctant to help the separatists kurds before is now giving them weapons as well while the u.k.'s helping transport soviet era weapons from eastern europe so foreign policy expert robert nine and give us some thoughts he says the supplies will be fresh incentive for kurds to seek independence. there are on resolve obviously people unresolved issues between the regional government of kurdistan. the central government in baghdad it doesn't

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a soundoff over the future led to policeman armed with tear gas and water canons.laiming it was a menace to society, they tried to silence online criticism by banning youtube and twitter. we'll see where the ambitions will give him the presidency and give him five more years in power. >> for more on that closely watched election, let's talk to the managing partner at i tan bull economy and a -- istanbul economy and a former diplomat as well. 12 months ago, we saw riots, the people of turkey many of which questioning the legitimacy of this man's government and now we're talking about about him being the president of the country. what has changed in the last year. >> well, not much really. because even a year ago when all of these protests were happening, it was on the part of a significant part of turkish population that protested against erdogan. he had the support of a large majority. and he to this day continues to enjoy that support though he is the likely candidate to win this presidential race. >> let's talk about policy off the back of that win if he does ind

has its planning its largest ever shipment of hellfire missiles to iraq radicals they are control canonically vital oil sites and have declared an islamic caliphate on the vast lands they control in the northwest of the country or does a seizure of explains a record size shipment of hellfire missiles to be iraqi government from the us is in the works the us state department is reported to have approved and the pentagon is in the process of preparing to send over five thousand a.g.m. one fourteen type and our missiles and related parts to iraq the cost of this deal is estimated at a whopping seven hundred million dollars american aerospace giant lockheed martin is the prime contractor for the production and supply of these hellfire missiles this comes as the iraqi government continues the fight against isis the islamic militants al qaeda affiliated group who have been raging in the west and north of the country the world military is reported to have used up about three hundred hellfire missiles this june and a previous delivery of an additional eight hundred missiles had already been approved

i thought -- when watch these things -- it is what makes it feeling like it is busting a canon open.in some ways, maybe that is a good thing but there it something about it that is really disturbing. i wanted to hear you talk about -- do you feel like -- how does it relate to the way that we write history? >> it is interesting you mention mcbride's novel. "good lord bird" that won the national book award this past year. i have not taught it yet but i had a number of former students reading it and getting in touch. it has been auctioned. it may be the next film we have on slavery. it is a 12-year-old boy disguised as a girl, taken in by john brown in kansas and follows them all the way through. we see harpers ferry and stephen douglas through the eyes of this 12-year-old boy. will smith's son is going to play it on the screen. it is going to get done. it is interesting what they choose to option. it is a parody work that looks like it will more in the line of "django unchained." it will be interesting to see what they do with john brown on film.. >> i hate to disagree but i think if w

roseanne and you have keenan beside you and we have three different perspectives on it and you know canon watches it like a director would roseanne watches it from a sitcom perspective in a monastic comic still in the club still in you know in a row i watch the show is very good show then radio how much time no you know to get three minutes and a half minutes and then we show. it down to fit t.v. you know and i know so so why it's what makes these guys so good if you can do it in that short amount of time i tell you what i would be able to do that show as a guest you wouldn't i would have failed miserably what is roseanne i love roseanne known or long time what's she like to work with roseanne is great to work with and her and i became really good friends so you know she'll come to the house every now and then she'll bring her daughter and her son or whoever she is she's a great she's a really cool chick is it true that you worried at the beginning with now you don't care about critics or yelling people in the audience or dies jockeying you you know it's part of the job hazard i guess lik

fire a canon, yes. >> please welcome again reverend louis as he leads us through the benediction. >> please stand. now lord we ask for our blessings that as we leave this place, that the street fellowship of the holy communion will rest, rule and abide with us now and forever more and all god's people said -- amen. >>> american history tv in primetime continues wednesday with the civil war battle of the crater, which took place during the siege of petersburg, virginia, on july 30th, 1864. the battle failed with heavy losses for union troops. at 8:00 p.m., the national parks service commemorates the 150th anniversary of the battle and honors the role of u.s. color troops. at 9:20, emanuele dabny discusses how the attack failed and why u.s. color troops were unjustly blamed. and at 10:15, author kevin la vigne discusses how color troops were remembered immediately following the civil war. the battle of the crater at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> here are some of the highlights for this weekend. friday on c-span in primetime, we'll visit important sites. saturday night at 8:00,

handful of a strike some jihadist forces are moving right and said that wasn't enough is going to canonize more now than on the motives for america's involvement. thousands of iraqis are helpless in the face of terror from the islamic state the jihadi militants are ruthless and well armed there's the hottest forces in iraq are probably the strongest the hardest forces in the region in the world they are equipped with advanced american weapons and that's how they were able to ethnically and the minority is christian and is the the minority is from many areas in kurdistan or south of kurdistan another attack in kurdistan u.s. officials see no alternative to sending weapons to combat the extremists who now fight with american weapons you cannot confront isis with flowers at the same time flooding an already deeply divided country with more weapons could backfire in the future. there is no american military solution to life i think in iraq the only lasting solution is for iraqis come together and form an inclusive government president obama may want a unified iraq but the kurds have long wante

the people are going to need to calm down physically as well as politically so the water canon is as much a public shower. that's a public service public so it's a could be a public enema because this leads into my next question that's quite a powerful lot of well let me let me just. kind of backtrack a little bit maybe you can comment on this you being british and all why is it that in this country when the public decides to really go out and force and protest they get naked and ride on bicycles with their hanging out and that thus the enema comment from just a moment ago you know why is it that need to show their as the expression of their their protestation i don't think that something deep rooted in the british psyche with the famous story of lady could only. odd things eleventh century or so when she got a call from the i guess it's a good life she got naked on the horse and there was a protest yeah so that's kerry threw us alcohol you know when the romans first invited to things we buy sweepings it also was blue to my you think it was colder here than it actually was and almost

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that they canonic have -- its goods unload. again prevented from docking on sunday after hundreds of people return to the site. efforts to contain and the bowl outbreak in liberia have been dealt a major setback after a mob attacked a clinic in the capital of monrovia. -- a large crowd forced of the isolation ward, causing at least 17 patients to flee. the attack appears to have been motivated by rumors the virus is a western invention or a hoax. said the outbreak has created a war-like atmosphere in western africa. it is likefeeling wartime. general fear, all over where you are. they need help. they need leadership, coordination. they will not be able to overcome that by themselves, some extra -- is coming into the country. the outbreak began in guinea liberia,reading to sierra leone, and nigeria. russia says it has resolved a dispute over sending aid to rebel-held cities in eastern ukraine, but talks on a cease-fire remain at an impasse. the government says it will send a convoy of nearly 300 trucks, carrying food, water, and

using canon xf100 digital recorder and we have a live streaming broadcaster box and we use our serviceough live stream. reaction tobeen the what you are putting out there? i know you are the most popular live stream channel. what sort of response have you been getting from people who are watching this? the biggest response is gratitude for the dedication and time we have been putting forward in bringing this live streaming video uninterrupted to the viewers. it is something that the major networks are not able to do with scheduled programming. we can provide a continuous speed of the events on the ground as they unfold. obviously this is such a challenging controversial story. what sort of legal obstacles have you run into? has anyone tried to stop you from doing what you are doing? >> yes. legally, we've had the officers tell us -- and it's not just live stream but members of the mainstream media such as cnn, msnbc, all of the networks that are local affiliates in the area, we have been forced nightly to move out of the zone where the protests are going and retreat back to what has be

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are they cannon myselfing -- canonizing him too earley? >> everything will be named after him eventually. hopeful leahy lives a long, healthy life as a a mediocre ex-president. everything will be named after him. >> if he doesn't get a candy bar. >> what would it be? >> a zagnut. >> that is a great candy bar, but not as good as the marathon. last time i mentioned marathon bar somebody set me 20. >> if you just mention stuff on the show people just send it to you? >> not that stuff. >> you mow what i like? drugs. >> you can't do that because it won't get thrie security. is kennedy not memorable enough? >> i don't know. what happened to him a couple of turns? >> this is the premature president. the preemptive nobel peace prize after nothing has happened. it is a building and fine. i went to a university where the library was named after a stalinist. the standards for forgetting a building named at you is low. the university of massachusetts ham hurst is the deb do boys. debois jie. don't you hate people who are more up on history than you ar

seismic survey ships go through and they fire off these canons. we can aid in that process.ank you so much. we have a live shot of turtle bay, the island i grew up on. this is a few islands down from the big island of hawaii, where tropical storm iselle hit directly. now all of the islands in the path of hurricane julio, which could make landfall this weekend. still unsure about how hard it is going to hit land. it could be traveling more north of the island. there is a satellite shot from up above, as we were just discussing. some of the rarest minerals on the planet are used to create some of tech's top items, from smartphones to solar panels to electric cars. what are the hottest rocks in tech? ♪ >> welcome back to "bloomberg west." i'm emily chang. what are these elements, and hundred -- how do they get into your phone? cory is back with more. >> a company called american elements sells nearly every element in the periodic table. michael, good to see you. this is something we don't talk about much, the actual physical stuff that goes into all of the technological devices

on july 29th, final preparations were made including canon and 54 mortars across a ten mile front tosed right after the explosion takes place to pin down confederates as the attack moves forward. white troops move into their position. ferrero's troops are going to be in the back of this attacking column. colonel pleasant will go in on july 30th, light the fuse at 3:30 in the morning. didn't go off.swfÑs0÷ 4:15 -- two people go back inside to figure out what has gone wrong. mostly on my tours i have people who would say that would be me. occasionally i get it and i say you brave person. >> they light the fuse andç at 4:40, it explodes on saturday morning the 30th, one of the enemy's forts when the enemy was dreaming in pleasant slumber, was blown up destroying all who were in it at the time. the hole was now 30 feet deep, 1 fe 70 feet long and 60 feet wide. few confederates would live to tell the tail between 350 men from south carolina caregiments will become casualties of the blast of the the battle that follows reveals more about personalities and racial divisions than about milit

whistles and the canon went off.o one could hear anything else could the ceremony could not be finished. it was basically him saying, if not for me, this would not be there. one other interesting thing is the scaffolding inside liberty was an engineering feat. first engineers was one of the best in the world. it was exciting he had him on board. he was a man meticulous with his details. sketched even the last screw, but he never made sketches of what would happen with liberty. they had just raised enough money in france to build her and the man drops dead of a brain aneurysm. bartholdi was left in the situation of having the idea but no way to make the things stand, so he went to the next best person he could think up. it was the man who made extraordinary ridges around the world. eiffel made this inner scaffolding. he said it would be a quick thing and he would not get invested in it. toer on, there is reference him thinking of liberty being ugly cladding to his beautiful scaffolding. a few years later, he made the