he would return to chatham. he's originally from pennsylvania, but he returns to chatham. when he returns to chatham. i would look to say he submitted this report. when you examine who published his report, it's mary ann shadd-cary. she published his report after he came back. these were champions. they are champions in this model. mary ann shadd-cary, harriet tubbman, those who lead by example. another one of the champions in the era. i am going to call her a public relations kind of officer. a propagandist, if you will. her name is francis ellen watkins, or francis ellen harper. born in maryland. she was actually raised in the family of her uncle, william watkins. the family was eventually forced to move from maryland because of his activities. francis ellen harper would write political essays and poems. in one of her political essays called, our greatest want. she says our greatest need is not gold or silver. but true men and true women. we have millions of our race in the prison house of slavery. but have not yet a single moses in freedom. so she is calling on those to

hello again and welcome to spotlight the intent on art i'll be you know and today my guest is dimitri chatham the show. two years before the winter olympics in sochi about seventy percent of the big venues and infrastructure are already built and the ski slopes are already open for both tourists and press officials promise such will be ready long before the deadline but skeptics point of some serious problems so what's the latest from the coolest city on the cubs who will learn from beneath the chair of the shuttle president of the tsotsi two thousand and fourteen organizing committee. from three d. graphics to reality that cook asian slopes new sochi are evolving into sporting venues some of them unique like this one a modern eighteen hundred meter bobsleigh a track the longest and then us to the world it's been designed for three zero in big high speed ice disappoints the bobsled and skeleton the tracks got sixteen turns and the maximum speed up around one hundred thirty five kilometers per hour as for such a ski and then years they've already had some successful high level test runs they h

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and they did so well in being obnoxious and making noise and collecting the bricks as the ovens in chatham were being built, that they were actually fired upon. so that helped to -- oop. get there. oh. it's not cooperating. but -- what we wind up happening, is the last part, the exploitation of it, and washington is able to steal the march, but what he does is, he has 30 boats put on carriages that are brought to springfield, new jersey, to, for the anticipated attack on staten island. there would be no other reason to bring the boats there, because they weren't going to virginia. so he's gone and convinced the british that there's going to be an attack on staten island. and then the eventual result is the fact that his army and the french army are able to move across new jersey without being attacked, and as i'm sure most of you are aware, they make it down to virginia and corn wallace surrenders at yorktown. okay? that gives you pretty much of a run-through on the spycraft that was used during the american revolution. there's many more codes and ciphers. they are in the book. and at this

french army, a bulk of their diet is bread, he had brick ovens being built, and they were built in chatham, new jersey. he issued orders for the preparations of building ovens at the highlands, right near sandy hook, and he also was issuing orders for supplies to be brought to the french ovens at the highlands. once the french troops arrived, and since the french troops were never going there, he could write as manyrd others as he wands, because none of these contracts would ever take place. the other thing that he did is, he had troops assigned to go to perth amboy and they went down by the water's edge and he want the british to observe them collecting bricks. at perth amboy you had a

he is from madison, new jersey, which is our chief rival from summit, other than chatham.lity drug company in pfizer. we've got a tech company with a 3% yield in intel. waste management, another high yielder. at&t, which is a great yielding telephone stock. and we have apple. is apple a conflict with intel? yes. so we're going to get rid of intel. we've got to take that out, as much as we like intel, and what we're going to do is add an industrial. why don't we do dupont? let's go to bob in kansas. bob? >> caller: hey, jim. keep up the good work. i watch your show religiously. >> you're a good man. this is some day, some market. but let's make sense of it. >> caller: my five stocks are wft, intc, adm, archer daniels midland, dg, dollar general, t, at&t. >> all right. for a second there, it's like playing with david faber "jeopardy." david will get it right because he's the brain. weatherford, they lost control of their accounting. at&t, high yielding, terrific company. dollar general, that is the cohort that everybody respects right now. intel, tossed it out last time, but

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