and the battle of chantilly was his last battle. four immediately after the battle of second bull run confederate victory. they were the union had retreated after defeat at second bull run crossed the bull run to centerville, where the army and reinforcements were and philip kearny wrote a letter to agnes and. his last day was his proudest day will come back up one now. overnight at centerville the army is regrouping. robert e lee ordered stonewall jackson a long flank march to get between the retreating union and the defenses of washington had this attack worked. you know, it could been a different new history here. we don't know. but phil carney is the vision was called upon to stop jackson during his last phil carney's last september first 1862 was perhaps his proudest. but it's not going to start. there isn't an account written an eyewitness so carney leaves his headquarters, announces and is riding the head of his division. but as he's writing to that division, the entire army of the potomac is camped around centreville and the

, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous creme chantilly, and it's closer than competition, fore on european rail travel last month, it's clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: well, i'm also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass, and let me begin by saying where i won't be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerland, where tickets are positively alpine in their prices. and the railjourneys are spectacular — especially the glacier express across the mountains. that's all for now from here in paris. but do get in touch. send us your travel problems and i'll do my best to find a solution. goodbye. now, finally this week, we're off to the kitchens of scotland. now, back in the day, uk cuisine had a pretty iffy reputation around the world. many visitors still stare into th

, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous chantilly.european rail travel last month, it's clear that many of you are organising your own adventures by train. mike and kate got in touch to say: "we're planning a three—week interrail trip "in september. "what itinerary do you recommend?" well, i'm also planning a trip using the unlimited travel pass. and let me begin by saying where i won't be going. france, spain and italy are off my list for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerland, where tickets are positively alpine in their prices. and the railjourneys are spectacular, especially the glacier express across the mountains. that's all for now from here in paris. but do get in touch. send us your travel problems and i'll do my best to find a solution. goodbye. now, finally this week, we're off to the kitchens of scotland. now, back in the day, uk

ah, you know, any change oh wait a portal in chantilly i she i respect your choice and wish you the best of luck in. so who are what are the chances down somehow and what i'm for just my dream is to introduce chinese culture and buddhism to the african people to bring chinese culture to the african continent. though there were differences in many respects, him in a boy or, and donna egos. hi, a shit you know that, but it you're saying it's not about religion, but rather your belief in god you the way in malawi, we all believe in god and in ourselves to god gave us 2 hands and 2 feet. believe in yourself as it is a woman and the 3rd has sometimes what master he li says is true. if buddhism had come to my lowie sooner, we'd all have embraced it and we'd be a rich country. it was a month with us. yes. you them a good fit. we also think jesus for dying on the cross for our sins. one, what did the sins go away with it because we're still sinning. i think you're saying we in africa have no religion to the big g. we don't. all these religions are for them to live, were being invaded by foreign

, a park, where you can learn to cook the famous creme chantilly, and it's closer than competition, fort for making the most of interrail. all three have fabulous trains but for expresses, you need to pay a supplement and book ahead. in my opinion, that defeats the purpose, which neatly leaves austria, germany and, in particular, switzerland, where tickets are positively alpine in their prices. and the railjourneys are spectacular — especially the glacier express across the mountains. that's all for now from here in paris. but do get in touch. send us your travel problems and i'll do my best to find a solution. goodbye. now, finally this week, we're off to the kitchens of scotland. now, back in the day, uk cuisine had a pretty iffy reputation around the world. many visitors still stare into their soggy and beige fish and chips dinners with disappointment. but did you know that fish and chips isn't even the uk's national dish? because back in the 19705, a newcomer arrived with zingy flavours and wild colours. we sent william lee adams on a culinary quest to glasgow. i'm a vietnamese—amer