they explain to us that they were the first to report george mcclellan's glorious assurance that he could do it all when i gave him command of the union army as low as the army of the potomac. the first to reveal a lincoln's great distress early in the war when washington d.c. was cut off from the north and the president was keeping an anxious vigil for the troops and said why don't they come. the biographer's offered unprecedented insight into linkage decision making in the investment a black soldiers and get an insider's view of this interaction of the union army at command. above all what they did was create a master narrative that continues to command serious scrutiny more than a century after its introduction. populating his cabinet with former opponents for the republican presidential nomination he demonstrated his discernment and magnanimity in choosing men who he did not know, recognize them as governors, senators, and statesman while they yet looked upon him as a simple frontier lawyer and a rival tomb chance had transformed the honored that they fell do themselves. effectively t

they explained to us what they with first report george mcclellan's course assurance that the quote unquoteould do it all when lincoln gave him command o of the union army as well as the army of the potomac. they were the first to reveal lincoln's great distress our early in the war when washington, d.c. was cut off from the north, and the prison was keeping anxious vigil for the troops and she said, why don't they come? the biographers also offered unprecedented light into lincoln's decision-making on anticipation and elizabeth of black soldier soldiers and theyn incentives to of his interaction with the union army highest command. of all, what they did was create a master narrative that continues to commit series of scrutiny more than a century after its introduction. populating his cabinet with former opponents for the republican presidential nomination, lincoln demonstrated his discernment and magnanimity in choosing in the quote he didn't know. he recognizes them as governors, senators and statesman, while they yet looked upon him as a symbol frontier lawyer at most, and rival, given c

it was at 96 were mcclellan took his hand off the control and let the motorman onboard, george morrison, takeover. mcclellan taking out a cigar shook his tired wrist. that was a little tiresome, don't you know? why do you to keep rising that thing down all the time? with morrison at the controls the train continued north into without warning the passengers had been staring mostly a darkened tunnels were suddenly looking out into the desk. north of one and 20 seconds with the subway train emerged onto a viaduct across manhattan valley. it was filled with where it ran in open air and new yorkers neww of this precise spot, came out to cheer it on shouting from the streets but in response more simpler the trains whistle before it disappeared back out of sight. a little glimpse into new york's opening. [applause] a really is the star of two cities, the story of two cities that had close relationships on the one hand, and two brothers have close relationships at the same time the cities and the brothers had a little bit of competition with each other. and when boston opened first it was a gre