other people and fredericksburg the talk about in the letters of buddies? >> one of the things very helpful her early family was incredibly litigious. -- >> court records which are fascinating. she had a half-brother in england who wrote her sometimes very patriarchal, this is what you should think type of letters and with this way. but she had respect for him and she kept that correspondence so there's three letters and to me that's a treasure trove of letters. there were an awful lot -- it comes down to his correspondence and triangulating and what other people are saying. all of the people in town, many related to the washington so that occasionally cousins saying things that you can figure out where she was and what she was doing at that point. her relationship with betty is close with any relationship. she was there for a rebirth of buddies and every death and they held each other, they did not correspond because they were quite close physically but i think the most important bond was helping each other in ways of work and providing apples or honey or

lee at fredericksburg. this was after the winter and now lee is out planting outnumbered and what will be known as the chancellor's campaign will commence. i show this like to remind us all folks that at the strategic level it is easy to lose sight of the cost of war at the human level. these represent actual pictures taken on the battlefield some of them are very familiar to you. the great iconic by alexander order of the number church and the dead in front of it. the cost of war, was becoming very apparent to the people of and the confederacy and then realized that it could not go on forever. lee is also aware of the cost of war and in his letters home to his wife marion and to his daughters he indicates that jackson wasn't perhaps a little more immune to the terrors and horrors of war than lee was in the sense that lee historical record both men were aware of the human cost. that their victories have created. these are the union general's have been defeated. up to the chancellorsville campaign. joseph wi

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and that the words he wrote after fredericksburg, that it reentered his consciousness. i think i would never be a soldier if i had no dear ones to fight for. but feeling as i do that i have so many who i love and who love me in return, i take more pleasure in contributing all i can to maintain for them good laws, free institutions and a firm government that i can find anywhere else. in other words, if i love no one, i would stay at home. but loving not only one but others, too, i am now in the field fighting for one of the best governments in the world. thank you. [ applause ] >> my question is not so much specifically related to this talk but in general. yeah, the importance for you and all historians of primary documents, letters, et cetera. what happens in the future now when we don't write letters really any longer? everything's on the internet, it's deleted with the push of a button. where does your research go? >> i'll cut to the chase here and first to say i'm not obviously an expert on that. i'm going to keep flagging my wife who's a professional archivist, yes

nathan kimball was from fredericksburg, indiana. there you go. the audience didn't seem moved by that at all. i'm disappointed. beam's regiment charged that open plain. you all know the result, the disaster at fredericksburg, and this is what he wrote to his wife after the battle. now dear, there are great many around you who are enemies to the government and secretly rejoice at every failure to our arms. the consequence is they constantly exaggerate every reverse, and say but little about our victories. i'm sure mahala is saying what victories. it is december of 1862. they find fault with everything connected with the war and do all they can to discourage those who have friends in the army. all that disheartens me is to know there are so many cowardly and dishonest people at home. the other thing that frustrated beam was mahala's circumstances, her financial welfare, it was not challenged by his departure into the army. there's nothing that struck me harder writing this book than what a man's entry into military service did for the women left at

thunder and lightningrom fredericksburg eastward through stafford county very isolated storm its elfoss the potomac so heads up western chs county you may see this headed your tay otherwisehat's all we've got out there. weekend outlook, bermuda high setting up that will pump in more heat and humidity starting tomorrow. by sunday i think w that high pressure system more positioned more sunshine but, yeah, dog t days of summer indeed as we are looking at temperatures rising well no the 90s. and if you have outdoor plans, the thunderstorm chances are pretty minimal which is good. here's futurecast. anything that pops this evening will dissipate with sunset and we're good overnight. tomorrow once again battling the haze and the clouds. i do think satury is going to it's not really tilunday that we get a lot of sunshine. isolated thunderstorm chance for saturday afternoon, then that comes and goes prettyy, quickl saturday night its looks great forel your evening out. into resunday, going to wake up with more sunshine, i think r sure but that will allow it to get hotter, isolated ay thunde

all of these wounded at the wilderness are going to gather at fredericksburg in hospitals. here you have one said hospital. you can zoom in on these soldiers. of a companyieve of michigan sharpshooters. these are native americans fighting for the union. this is not just happening for the union. you have native americans famously fighting for the confederacy, fighting on both sides throughout the war. you have various tribes aligning with which side they think will do them the most good in the end. it is a fascinating story to read about missouri and kansas throughout union and confederate troops trying to align with native american tribes. in the meantime, there are great enhancements being made in medicine. you often hear about the home front with women as nurses, but they are also working at factories, farms, all sorts of things. nursing was one of the most visible things they did. they did it both north and south. myths of theggest civil war was every amputation was made like gone with the wind, screaming with no anesthesia, when we know that over 90% of all amputations

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this image taken in the aftermath of the second battle of fredericksburg by andrew jay russell to talk about the experience of combat and how it clearly shaped this thing, this bible, but then also something about the material artifacts in this image itself. >> oh, yes. as you said, brian, this is a photograph taken by an army officer, captain andrew jay russell who was early in his war career tasked as a largely of transportation facilities, but he happened to be with the union forces that did this attack on may 3, 1863. he took his 11 by 14 inch camera and he went out early in the morning. this was less than 24 hours after this battle took place. gosh, i've always been fascinated by this photograph. i loved writing the essay for it. i can't go into all the details of it. it's a unique photograph. there are maybe about 100 photographs taken in the civil war on the battlefield before they were cleaned up. this is more unique than most of them. it's taken a few hours after the battle and a few hours before the federals evacuated this position. it's a unique moment of time. i've always b

>>hat man is bare foot and had humped on the school bus here at lance bury park drive in fredericksburg, the dunston family who lives there in sb diief. >> terrifying. >> i be scared and i'd probably freak orout. >>ter: that man riding the bus alongside act students for six miles to s thetafford high school campus, strolling in the cafeteria where he was finally caught after officials say stole food. >> the bus driver knows them all so it's really strangee to m that this 26 year old, believe, got on a bus and rode it all the way to school. kind of crazy. >> a letter to parents friday saying, quote, he did not have a weapon and made no threatening comments or actions.t stafford county public school district calling for a thorough review, saying it is o change in our procedures and be implemented immediately. police are alsosing this as a reminder to report any suspicious activity.hi now, becaus man's not facing in i charges, they are not releasing h o photor his name. however, police d tele that he was taken in m fortal health treatment. back to you. >> we are following more breaking new

elsewhere this hour, we've got 87 in the city, 88 at baltimore, 88 at annapolis, 8 degrees for fredericksburgua right at frederick and 90 degrees te at westminster, hot there, and 87thagerstown. so what does it feel like if you're stepping outside. in the city it feels lk a ver warm 93 degrees but take a look at baltimore and annapolis. well, annapolis i should say, 96 degreess what it feels like there by the water. manassas at 93, and 92 at culpeper. so we do have aight southerly wind flow going onitnd a ltle instability in the atmospre. so we've seen a few kind of e pop-up storms her and there. nothing that's become widespread and i don't anticipate it b widespread tonight at all.ei but just a few onote. we did have a storm, was a pretty strong other areas of saint mary's county now this ov the south mg to the east of the i95 corridor, little to the noeh as well and a littl bit over to the eastern shore. we h a pretty strong storm moving its way across the waters. other than that, not too much goingon. overnight tonight, expect your lows to be into the low 70s 75 within the city but areas t

in john gibbons division of the second corps was attached to john cedric six core remaining at fredericksburg when he began his march. my question for the panel is to talk about that military context and also getting into and you have written at length. in a book that matthew this taken in the aftermath of the second battle. to talk about the experience of combat how it shaped this thing this bible something about the material artifacts in this image >> this is a photograph taken by an army officer who was early in his work career detached to the railroad system as a photographer because he was a prewar artist and photographer so he made a lot of photographs largely of transportation facilities and he happened to be with the union forces that did this attack on may 3, 1863 he took this camera and he went out early in the morning according to the information this is less than 24 hours after this battle took place. i've been fascinated by this photograph and i love writing the essay. there are maybe about hundred photographs taken in the entire civil war before they were cleaned up if you want

break from the heat and humidity there. 81 in the 2district, 8 for quantico and see ig 75 then fredericksburgnd still 84 in leonardtown and baltimore still up there around 90 degrees, things should cool off once they start to e showers pushing through. evrecast shaping up like this.en i think we'll sti with partly throughout the overnight hours here but once again tomorrow we're in for seeirn some oon showers and storms. you time that out f coming up in just a> few. here's a look at some of the other top stories we are following tonight. the nine year o pulled from an apartment fire sunday in northwest dc has died.ro the fireke out shortly before 10:00 a.m. in an unlicensed apartment in the00 block of kennedy street. a man f inside also died on sunday. a short time ago dc mayor muriel bowser announced she is norew rring this case to the dc attorney general the us attorney's office for a criminal investigation. t >>> aeen-ager was sentenced to urfe in prison for the killing of alington county police officer. 17 year old dejuan take harris ran over officer ap my care-with a stolen get away veh

and had no backpack thursday when he hopped on the school bus here on lance berry park drive in fredericksburg. the dunston family who lives there among those in disbelief. >> pretty terrifying. >> i'd be scared, and i'd out.bly freak >> that man riding e b alongside actualortudents f six miles to the stafford high school campus. rolling into the cafeteria, where he washt finally , after officials say heto s food. >> them bus driver knows all, so it's really strange to me tha this 26 year old, i believe, got on a bus and rode it all the way to school. kind of crazy. >> a letter to parents weapon and made no threatening a commentsr actions. but stafford county publiol schoistrict calling for a th ough review, saying it is obvious t something has to change in our procedures and be implmeented diately. police are also using this as a remindero report any suspicious activity. now, because this man's not facing in icharges, they are not releasing his photo or name, wever police do tell me that he wasaken in for mental health treatment. ba t to you. wo pedestrians in the hospital tonight after a veh

merrill, a young massachusetts soldier had a ball passed through his head during the battle of fredericksburg. it entered near his right eye and was extracted behind his left ear. another ball would have entered a vital part of his body had it not been arrested by a testament to which it was lodged. when the safeguard was shown the president come he sent to the hospital a handsome pocket bible, in which as an evidence of his warm regards, he caused to be inscribed, charles w merrill, company letterf the mad here, which was a journalist from newberry port who later wrote a memoir of having lived in hot not for 30 years with the political leaders of the capital. telegram from a family 12.nd, jt brown on may the telegram took the news up. mr. merrill, they were much startled but felt exceedingly grateful to you for your kindness and attention. they wish you do everything in the case to be done and have the remains brought to newberry port. please notify when they leave washington. do you come this week? in memoranda one year from coat, trousers, and one silver watch, one diary received the above

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the 60sf not into the 70s, so the heat index feels like 92 in washington, 98 in quantico, 97 in fredericksburg and 96 in culpeper. ouch. 75 for the low tonight, spotty storms to our south. otherwise remainsartly cloudy, warm andottyfternoon thundersto will take us through the rest the week and really heating up into the weekend. much still ahead. blake. >>> ebola anthrax andmore, dangerous germs kept in a lab in maryland but the lab has been shut down for nearly a month because of safety concerns. >> we'realking about the army's medical research institute of infection diseaseo att dietrich in frederick s which failed aurprise inspection anday tod m any people, as you can rein im what'sldt f ato those germs fox5's tom fitzgeraldstz, i los more about these th'sat the aswn when we talk tois w as noty from t c enterocont went into latoedhat a the thewayty. fou they found that theacility had insufficient systems in place n.ou'reheinio dealing with a facility that is self deals wit microorganisms known to not decontamination programs in place, you can imagine is gng to raise someal ms. they were giv

lose share you know in apparel and cosmetic categories in particular and so dillard's is a name fredericksburghat we have a sell rating on then from a discounter or food standpoint, we would note that walmart and target are taking a lot of share and so conversely, we look at a company like kroger as one that is one of the shared donors to those winners. >> yeah, that kind of donor you don't want to be finally, we have gap reporting earnings after the bell today. what are you looking for >> for gap, we're actually expecting same store sales to be negative across all three banners. with gap still down in the down nine to 10% range. old navy for the second quarter in a row, down low single digits we expect pressure on gross margins. we've reduced our estimates there. given the high level of promotional intensity. we are concerned about the, to be a full year guidance. so overall, we are cautious on gap heading into the close but we note that we have heard from a number of retailers this week that have spoken more positively what about they've seen as it relates to back to school trends month to d

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then you did one on fredericksburg, richmond campaign, antietam. and almost every one of those volumes, the opening piece, it was an eye-opening exploration into the views of civilians, how those views were so interconnected to what was happening on the warfront. i agree. i'm curious, that approach, where did it come from? something you thought about in graduate school? i need to look at this. gary: it came from reading things. peter: in graduate school or after? gary: in graduate school i wasn't supposed to work on the civil war. i came to it very late, as i explained earlier. so no, it wasn't really graduate school. it was later. and it simply became apparent, after time that it didn't make sense to me to try to write about any of these battles without trying to understand what impact they had on the homefront's, and in turn, how concerns on the home front shaped what happened with armies. where they were deployed, what resources they got. why did grant come east in 1864? he didn't need to come east. that is a political necessity, because the civ

a man said that in fredericksburg, virginia, if he were to buy the only policy available to his family. then the rest of the uninsured are undocumented immigrants. that is not a health care problem, that is an immigration problem. we were almost at full coverage, so we need to think about what really is the problem they are trying to solve? they are saying medicare for all they know the issue has moved to cost. that cost of care, the cost of coverage are the issue. government is not going to solve this problem. whether it is the public option, whether it is medicare buy-in, or whether or not it is medicare for all, we need to move to the kind of market that allows the innovations that senator was talking about. allows some of the innovation that some states are beginning to use. to do a better job of taking care of 5% of americans who consume 50% of health care costs because they are sicker and more vulnerable and they need more attention. a medicare for all system will -- which drove them into the same pool just like obamacare did, driving up premiums, cost, making it more difficult f

premiums would be $4000 a month if he were to buy the only policy available for his family in fredericksburg virginia. looking at the problems, the rest of the uninsured are undocumented immigrants. that's not healthcare problem. that an immigration problem. we need to think about the problem they are trying to solve. they are saying medicare for all is completely 3. they know the issue has moved to cost. the cost of care, the cost of coverage are the issue. more government is not going to solve this problem whether it is a public option, medicare buy-in or whether or not it is medicare for all. we need to move to the kind of market that allows the innovation senator brown was talking about. allows the innovation some states are beginning to use to do a better job of taking care of the 5% of americans who consumed 50% of healthcare costs because they are sicker and more vulnerable and need more attention. a medicare for all system would throw them into the same pool with everybody else like obamacare did, driving up premiums, driving up costs, making it more difficult to get the care they ne

veteran of project spurred -- fredericksburg. after all those battles, the first thing he did was right his wife. he liked to call her in praiseay too much of the two brave men, nor have i the time to say what i would like. none ever felt more nobly. were ever my surviving comrades. mourned more by surrounding comrades and they were never -- i knew i was forgetting something. there we go. look at that first line. the noble, free white man. that washe day, redundant. that is what they believed all white men were. the slave power of the south scornfully denies his requests and spits in his face. calling him a mud know with mics is with us. i have you and some of you are taking notes. michael woods had a fantastic blog post. those words almost never come out of my mouth. fantastic log post. it is on the site. society of civil wa to be braved bold, join up. michael woods did a fantastic job in talkingi have this politn which should come up right now. there we go. cartoon, of course, pressuring men to join the ranks and have a woman h