she did get married to george armstrong shortly after the war, 1866. they settled in houston. she lived, her mother and eorge armstrong, and she sure. i'm going to repeat the question. he asked did mary find her family and then what happened next? where did she go afterwards? yes. what happened is she -- she finds her mothor and she is the ornl mother -- her mother was sold away when she was about four years old and her master actually legally sold her mother her mods moer was actually on loan. and he sort of got extra pocket money by taking her down to louisiana. so she was determined to find her but she was the only kin that she knew. she did get married to george armstrong shortly after the war 1866 and they moved settled in houston. she lived -- her mother and george armstrong. and she actually becomes a nurse and is very active and award for special elping with the yellow fever epidemic later in the century. you can see her posing here. she is very much -- you can see that she is proud of her story and proud of her experience. thank you. >> my question is about a more sens

figure of almost from the 19th century when you think about it today, he -- those who talk about george armstrong custer, the way he crafts his trademark iconic image with the corn cob pipe, and the hats and the sunglasses. but also someone who -- this isn't true for everybody that they're writing about. he occupies no fixed point in the american historical imagination. he's always seen in different lights and new ways and often revileed and often someone who celebrateed and revered. and this is part of macarthur's fascination. it's all the men that he embodied together into a singet portrait. i hope that's what i've done with this book. and macarthur is language overdue. f.d.r. was sometimes two different people between two consethative meetings. wasn't that part of his genius? everybody thought he was on their side. >> nobody knows what my left hand is doing compared to my right hand. he didn't even know. anybody who took a meeting with f.d.r. came out thinking they got what they wanted only to find out they didn't. he was an extraordinary politician. the key to understanding f.d.r. in my mind