joseph hooker himself is hooker's division was pretty much fought out from the action at cattle runand that also most of hooker's men only had or five rounds of ammunition left. and so pope immediately called send orders for fitz john porter fifth corps to march from the area of warrenton up the railroad to be at bristow station by early the next morning, august 28th, to support hooker at bristow station because hooker is basically out there on his own. now, at this point, pope, though, now begins to realize again that this he has another golden of bagging, as he would put it jackson's entire command and beating half of the confederate army, beating it in detail before could once again reunite. so for the next morning. now, after he has established headquarters at bristow station, pope will write orders out to several of his different officers telling them of the plan for the next day, which was to continue moving those columns all in the direction manassas junction as pope said to irvin mcdowell the night of august 27th, he said, you will march promptly and rapidly. we shall beg th

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pope burnside hooker every time the army the potomac advances in virginia and they fight a battle. and they go back and they retreat this time. they fought a battle against the army of northern virginia and their advancing. it was a hard battle casualties were high. i was i'm very unpleasant experience, but we won this battle. we're advancing now. how do you decide who wins the battle soldiers by the way, they're cheering here. i don't know if you can see they're waving their hats and cheering there was quite a cheer a grant was eager to get them to be quiet because we don't want lee to know where we're moving any place. how do you know who won a battle is it is the side that one the side that suffers fewer casualties you know, we haven't gotten to world war two yet, but if the side that takes the fewest casualties is the winner. then irwin rommel won d-day. right and the united states lost and currently bradley was thrown back into the sea and we'd all be speaking german today. well known not exactly but no that it's not how you figure out who wanted that it's who gets more of wha

of the world rankings since november 2020 and are on a record run of 30 test wins in a row.england hooker to england, but says choosing to play for the red roses was right for her. when i left litchfield rugby had the awards or they me stand up and swear allegiance that i would play for england. i've kept my promise on the global map. ijust had a coffee with the coaches and tori mason who was playing for england and she can to convince me in about 20 seconds that it was the right decision. to be honest, most people expect encouragement of me to go back to england. it's definitely the right decision. tonight in the women's rugby league world cup, england face papau new guinea. england are already through to the semi finals, but this evening could be their first real test, given the opposition. they'll also want to top their group to have a better route through to the final. sarah mulkerrins is at headingley for us. thank you, larra. welcome to headingley, big evening ahead for the host england. it is the final group game in group a and england go into it as you've been saying about unbeate

sarries hooker may campbell scored three of the home side's five tries at the stone x stadium.s all from sportsday. we'll have more throughout the evening. now on bbc news, the travel show. for generations, snakes, scorpions, and spiders have been important mystical and religious figures here in mexico. and travelling around the country, you can't escape being reminded of that. but in reality some are very dangerous. around 4.5 million people are bitten by snakes alone around the world every year, and over half of those bites can lead to serious injuries or worse. and climate change, combined with accelerated urban development means that more and more people are coming into contact with things that can bite, with scientists predicting that the number of cases can rise even higher. to get an idea of what's out there here in mexico, i've come to a park near the capital to meet diego barrales, who's become a twitter sensation. he's the go—to guy when it comes to identifying potential danger. every day, hundreds of pictures are sent to him from worried travellers looking for reassu

no, no. admiral hooker, no, no. what? go more real than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever. no real a production issue or show that they're not killed when you saw new rochelle he on mom, mom she no longer thought this meant union. the more i got to learn much sales. i got your name. i understood. i wish to know about doing. oh no, i know he didn't offer more or less than a jail it's. i had to put a couch. nice. oh boy, that's good to go on. what the on the well, she might new on it. i isn't more. 7 more good. but you know, put them out to take your boss go to the menu scarlet, and if you speak russian, keep your voice down while out and about we're not about because for our prosper quarter, but your home and symbol is on display space. reach guy . so you guys don't talk to strangers. 7 boy noisy gatherings and one o

. >> how much is a hooker? >> what? what are you going to do with a hooker?fortunately they don't stock hookers at the 99 cent store. give me a number. >> okay. well, what could i get in the $200 range? >> crabs. and carjacked. >> i have an enormous sense of pride to have done a multicamera sitcom that people really took to their hearts for 12 years. >> okay, let's start in first position. jake, do you know first position? >> is that like missionary position? >> i mean, that was the longest that a sitcom had been on broadcast television in the history of broadcast television at the time. i think "big bang" is going to beat it. but still, that's amazing. >> two people talking is the essence of a four-camera sitcom. lighting is not really an issue. there is no music that's going to help the material. >> checkmate. >> oh! >> there's no special effects. >> again? >> hopefully good words with good actors. >> it must be humbling to suck on so many different levels. >> "big bang" had this weird hurdle, it seemed, of not only are you fighting the natural fight that e

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contraindicated to release fish back into the reservoir and you always need to help yourself with a hookerjured, everyone is infected. she starts to get sick, and yes, and if they don’t find her, let’s say on time, then all the fish may suffer, therefore, if the fish is not injured, according to the principle caught, release the athletes always have you have an antiseptic with you, which he can treat. if anything, and let me go back to the pond today, it seems that no one will have to let go. and she broke. again you saw this shark of mine. the cunning sturgeon did not fall for the bait, but i'm not upset, because without a catch. anyway, i won’t leave, you can catch fish not only with a bait, but also take it from satka , here we have karpik, we also have trout and sturgeon. that is, you come and choose what you like best and the fish, of course, is purchased. well hello. many people compare fishing with meditation, but there is another way to get endorphins. to do this, you just need to visit the local zoo. local pets are unlikely to leave anyone indifferent. more than 30 species of anim

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no, no. admiral hooker, no, no. what door more real than what they should end up? unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. a little note to production, issue or short. notice that they're not eligible for sun, new rochelle, he unmoved my general manager thought this meant no more. no, no i'm. i got the owner myself. i got your name. i underscore. i wish to know about delay. whoa, whoa, new. i know you guys are more or less than a.

ah ah public and private sec hookers walks out in a union organized 24 hours prior to processing as rising proof of living rallies all being described as the biggest in 7 years since the time that greece received controversial bailout funds from the e u and the i m f. now grease is grappling with a 12 percent inflation rates. well, the highest in the u. satisfied its national economy being expected to grow 5.3 percent this year. thanks to stronger than expected tourism. come from the psych disrupted public services around the country, including ferries to greece is many islands. i'm cool school closures and staff in shortages and hospitals, medications or clothes and buses, taxes and greatly services will cut rental car agencies will hounded with people e get skill transfer is what one of them have to say. we lost our salaries need to increase and the vet taxation system needs to be abolished. the government must stop stealing from us. we will not leave simply to work. you must leave for the sake of living, not just to survive. while in belgium, people flocked to street for strike, to prot

no, sir, no, no. admiral hooker. no, no. what go more shrill than what they should end up unit 73. 1 was a unique organization in the history of the world. what they were trying to do was to simply do nothing short and build the most powerful and most deadly biological weapons program that the world had ever known. and real and you know, took production with it so it gives you, oh, sure, good. did that they're not killed when you saw new rochelle. he and mom she no longer thought this meant new at the moment i got the sale. i got your name. i understood, i wish to know about julie home. i know you didn't or got more pushed in jail it's. i had to put the with an all out but he built a couch. nice. oh boy, that's good to go. oh and what the on this the wow she my indiana. i'm all i can send more. 07 won't good. so you don't the, you know, i'm all put them out. thank you. i lose. today we're going to tell you about whistle blowing in africa. not only are there brave whistleblowers calling out government and corporate malfeasanc

the historical victory that heroic sons of ethiopia made on the ground and no one, no another moved hooker. one of the main victories is at ethiopia as sovereignty, and territorial integrity is not negotiable, has been accepted by both parties. i know that there is no need for more than one defense force in one country has also been agreed on. north korea has launch several more ballistic missiles, prompting us in south korea to extend a joint military exercises. one miss ireland, close to japan's economic zone. another is suspected to have been a long range, intercontinental ballistic missile, a 2nd time it and fide this year. ron mcbride has more from so it's a further escalation in north korea's provocative missile testing with one of the weapons suspected of being a new type of intercontinental ballistic missile. that it has shown off a recent parade called the white song 17. it was also famously featured in a promotional video starring the country's leader kim jong on ah, fearing it was being flown over the top of japan. as with previous tests, tokyo issued an alert to some northern p

well, we move on governments have promised us for decades, hooker will do what is necessary in order to prevent dangerous climate change, but their actions simply don't add up. there's a huge gap between what they say must be done, hold them particular $1.00 degrees and what they're actually doing. a court provide a unique forum to scrutinize the statements of government to scrutinize whether what governments are saying with regard to their actions on climate change actually at up, and are sufficient in order to cumulatively protect us against all those dangers impacts. climate change when active is emerges with science is a very powerful formula. as we are about to find out. doctor to lula oni is an urban epidemiologist who leads the citizens the clean air campaign in nigeria, ghana and south africa, hello tale. so good to have you. i've told you i'm going to make a black girl blush because when i 1st heard about you, i was, oh, she's dynamic, she's connecting, she's brilliant. how do you even live up to that? what is it that you, your mission is, what are you trying to do that take

hbo had done a salacious show called "hookers at the point." it has a big stigma attached to it. because of drugs and the sex trade. i did not know much of that but i knew i was not supposed to go there. when i first walked in there, i just want to say it is a wonderful neighborhood before saying anything else and that's what i try to communicate in my book. i saw that the minute i walked in there. it is a tongue of land jutting out, if you ever fly into laguardia, you fly over it coming from the north. it is a tongue of land that juts out into the east river most directly across from laguardia airport. it is kind of a gated community in all of the wrong ways. on three sides it is cut off by everything else by water and on the fourth side, it is cut off by the massive interstate, the expressway. it is where new york puts the things it does not want. garbage dump, junkyard, auto body shops. it is also home to 40,000 people. host:ho are they? who lives there? guest: 99% hispanic and black, working-class. 50% below poverty level. they live in one area. the minute i walked into the n

i wish i never did i promise you the first ms with a guy i read hustler magazine happy hooker i read book everybody get $100 i thought everybody gets a hundred dollars so xavier said it is that i don't want to buy you i want to rent you. i said give me 100. [laughter] for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there who didn't know what to do and i made it through. but it was all terrible and the sky give me 100 because he found out how young i was in that excited him to give me extra money so the guys were asking me i was dumb enough to tell them and instead of them saying get out and excited them more and they gave me more money. so io made that money and no time i gave it to my grandmother and she never asked where it came from. so i went there for the next few weekends until i ran into the pimps who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for six months and took me to the truck stops. when they got another girl they were able to get me away the truck driver got me away and took me back to chicago he was a great man. when i ran to my grandmother

the first time i got into a car was -- i promise you, i thought i read the magazine, happy hooker, i read the book. she said everybody gets $100, i thought all girls get $100. xavier said it so i went and got a card and asked for $100 and he said i want to buy you, i just want to read you and i said wait a minute, give me 100. [laughter] for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there, didn't know what to do and i made it through but the thing is, it was all terrible in this guy gave me 100. do you know why? you found out how young i was in that excited him so he said i'll give you extra money and that's what happened to me all night, the guys were asking and i was dumb enough to tell him in a set of them saying get out of my car, you're too young, it excited the more and they gave me more money so i made money in no time and gave it to my grandmother and she never asked me where it came from so i went for the next few weekends until iran into those who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive six months. when they got another girl, i was able to g

would like to indict the big guy, i think they will spend time talking about the stuff on laptop and hookerson, charlie, juan and spike. speaking of investigations. >> happy thanksgiving. >> you too. >> down with the fbi. >> thank you. >> good to see you. >> former president trump is lashing out at attorney general garland and doj after ag announced a special countscounsel. coming after trump's 2024 announcement. 45 is not participating, where is this investigation going? here with me now, former acting attorney general for trump administration matthew whitaker. >> good to be here. tom: what is going on. i don't know about this guy you can tell us. >> i don't know him, we didn't overlap in my two tours at department of justice. we are learning is concerning his wife is a biden donor, made a documentary. tom: surprise. >> on michelle obama. and then he you know has not had -- he had some successes as prosecutor governor mcdonald prosecution, former virginia governor was thrown out. by the supreme court. based on legal theory he used. i think this is somebody that garland tries to get politica

of single serving meals, apparently the good fight is a legal drama and not hunter brawling with a hooker. the plot featured a gay character claiming to have been sexual assaulted by florida governor ron desantis only to confess he was lying later in the show, which raises the question -- why make desantis commit a fictional assault when you have democrats committing real ones? [ applause ] you ever hear -- anybody hear of ed buck? look him up? and if you want to portray a real life sex pest governor, cast andrew cuomo for a cameo. he's available i feel we should roll a clip, barbara. >> i offered my political services to government desantis. he saw me in my bicycle shorts, worn purely for medical reasons. ron invited me to cpac so i could work on his speech. and then, and there, he drugged me and forced me into oral sex. >> greg: hmm, in your dreams why am i talking the a fictional characterer? i don't knowment. the guy goes on to claim he has dna proof of the assault. but he's a recurring character who always causes trouble. think brian kilmeade, but interesting. eventually, they bust h

car with a guy, i promise you, i thought -- i had read hustler magazine, xavier hollander, happy hooker, i read the magazine, everybody gets one hundred dollars, i thought all girls get $100, xavier said it. i asked the guy for one hundred dollars, he said i don't want to buy you, wait a minute, give me $100. i mean, for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there, didn't know what to do and i made it far room but the thing about it is it was all terrible and this guy ended up giving me 100 because he found out how young i was and that excited him to the point that i am going to give you extra money and that happened all night. the guys were asking me and i was dumb enough to tell demand instead of them sang get out of my car, your too young, it excited them more and they gave or money. i made that money in no time and gave it to my grandmother, and see where it came from? i went there, the next few weekends until i ran into the pimp who kidnapped me and took me to indiana and beat me and held me captive for 6 months. when i was able to get away, truck driver got me away, very

sacking hooker six times. georgia now in control of the sec east.alf where alabama needed seven plays to march 25 years and have williams punch it in for the lead. but in the first very play in overtime, daniels takes it 25 yards himself. and kelly decides to roll the dice and go for two instead of the tie. taylor barely stretches out for the win. he was playing in high school last year. fans storm the field. lsu now controls their own destiny with the sec west. alabama's playoff dreams could be over but fourth ranked clemson got clobbered by unranked notre dame last night. dabo sweeney said they kicked their butts. this interception of 96 yards put the irish up 28-0 in the fourth, for their third win over a top-ten team since 2018. it was a wild day of college football, of mls and world series. if you're a sports fan, you were in heaven yesterday. >> thank you so much, coy wire. good to see you. thank you. while the mid terms may be on tuesday, did the nation get a preview in pennsylvania of what is ahead in the 2024 presidential race? we're going

that defense is so good fourth quarter now falls down 27-13, they're running out of time and hooker isix sacks in the game bulldogs win 27-13. they're 9 to no, they'll likely be the number one team in the country on the standings come out next week number six, alabama number 10 lsu crimson tide down three with 30 seconds to go. ricard 46 yard field goal just gonna sneak over the bar tied to 24 we go to overtime bama scored a touchdown tigers need to answer jaden daniels on the keeper and look at him go 25 yards to the house lsu down one. so do they kick or go for two they decide to go for two daniels finds mason taylor. there's your game winner lsu wins 3231 time to storm the field. wow. hey to see this new york knicks fan hit a half court shot to win a brand new kia telluride and 1000 dollars. that's an absolute shot of a lifetime the retail on that car 50 thousand dollars. so a good night for him and he got to love the celebration afterwards. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. he's just excited at those powerball folks. alright, don't forget you can watch all of our news

forensic experts to go through a laptop that just had years of personal photos and horrible photos and hookersnd crack and emails, could have been verified by a phone call. hey, devon archer, is that your email to hunter biden? but cbs no interest and we know what social media did to it. with you they are about to be found out. so they are trying to get ahead of the story now that the house flipped, almost the next day after the house flipped they pretend to have cyber experts discover the laptop is real. is that okay with you? is it okay with the country? >> this should anger every american because it is absolutely revealing relationship between journalists supposed to be doing their job and telling the truth reporting facts rather than being concerned about whether or not they are protecting their political friend, which is exactly what happened here and the lead up to the 2020 election, all of these people in politics and the media and the national security state and big tech, they got worried about this laptop because they had a feeling if voters knew what was in there, and they might not

got into the car with a guy, i promise you, i thought you know, i have read hustler magazine, happy hookerhe book had the magazine she said that everybody gets $100 i got all girls get $100 and so xavier said it and so i went down there and i got in the garden ethic i $100 and he said i don't buy you i just want you and i said hey wait a minute. look, for me it is funny because i was a little girl out there did not know what to do and i made it through, do you know what to me but the thing about a bus, that it was all terrible you know. and this guy ended up giving me 100 and you know why, because he found out how young i was in that excited him to the point that he said i will give you extra money. and that is what happened to me all night, the guys would asking me had i was dumb enough to tell them that instead of them saying get out of my car, you're too young, they get excited more and they gave me more money. and swimming the money and time and i went home and i gave it to my grandmother and she never asked me where it came from. and so i went there for the next few weekends until i r

so i think what tyrus is saying, dana, is the border, irs, then we get the hookers. >> dana: that's whenthem? i will put it in my calendar. they have a lot to deal with in terms of the fact that the joe biden is going to have the dash remember when obama said i have a pen and a phone, that was after he lost the majority, what does he do? legislation went down but regulations went way, way up. that's one of the reasons why their oversight committees and can check in. where is basically the homeland -- not homeland, but homeland security secretary, he needs it, but health and human secretary is in the witness protection program, where is he been? we have a lot of talking about with the origins of covid, someday can have some account ability on that front. on nancy pelosi i think it's interesting that she would not have just decided today to leave congress altogether. instead she is just quiet quitting, such as not to be like actually, i'm not going to be in leadership anymore, i'm just going to send in the back. and how is the new guy supposed to feel like an powered when she is always goi

hbo had done a salacious show called "hookers at the point." it has a big stigma attached to it.ecause of drugs and the sex trade. i did not know much of that but i knew i was not supposed to go there. when i first walked in there, i just want to say it is a wonderful neighborhood before saying anything else and that's what i try to communicate in my book. i saw that the minute i walked in there. it is a tongue of land jutting out, if you ever fly into laguardia, you fly over it coming from the north. it is a tongue of land that juts out into the east river most directly across from laguardia airport. it is kind of a gated community in all of the wrong ways. on three sides it is cut off by everything else by water and on the fourth side, it is cut off by the massive interstate, the expressway. it is where new york puts the things it does not want. garbage dump, junkyard, auto body shops. it is also home to 40,000 people. host: who are they? who lives there? guest: 99% hispanic ack, working-class. 50% below poverty level. they live in one area. the minute i walked into the neighbo

i do think it's easy to get lost in the porn and hookers and the drugs and everything else and focust's salacious. it's not even about the money. you know what? nancy pelosi is making a lot of money, her and her husband through insider trading. i hate that i think it should be investigated. but this is different. this isn't just about corruption. this is about a national security threat. he is compromised by the chinese. i have spoken to several from senator johnson in wisconsin to chinese experts like michael pillsbury and gordon chang who i have asked them based on what you are seeing the policies around china. what -- do you think is he compromised? and every single one of them said unquick cobbably yes, is he compromised. this is a national security threat. that is why this needs to be investigated. and that's why, joey, i agree, hunter biden is corrupt and has clearly enriched his family, i don't know we had to have that wedding there hunter biden has enough money to pay for that wedding. it's not about the money. it's about a national security threat and policies hurting americ

the saracens hooker was expected to be out for 10 weeks after injuring his foot against leicester, but0's "form and consistency". ireland scrum—half conor murray has been ruled out of the rest of the autumn campaign after injuring his groin in saturday's win over world champions south africa in dublin. that match saw him reach 100 caps — and ulster�*s iain henderson has returned to the squad. great britain's katie boulter says she hopes her team can conjure some "emma raducanu magic" when they take on kazakhstan in their first tie at the billiejean king cup finals in glasgow tomorrow. raducanu has not recovered in time from a wrist injury and the tennis great the tournament is named after has been giving her thoughts on raducanu . she needs to get rid of these entries, it's she needs to get rid of these entries, its major that she doesn't play until she's 100% physically. i know she really wants to be a great player and i that about her. player and i love that about her. she is doing the right thing by going right now. just because she's young, everyone needs to calm down, let her have

. >> brian: it isn't about his crack use or his love of hookers, it's what he's doing with china andlved with, and voice mails to show that he knew exactly what hunter was up to and meetings to follow up to prove that he was part of it. leo, in the big picture, did democrats not block this because they want joe out? do they let this thing catch fire and realize that he is corrupted like we thought two years ago? >> yes. gavin newsom is celebrating. they're going to show joe biden the door, because this evidence is overwhelming. cbs, nbc, the left wing, they have an obligation to confront joe biden with his laptop and to confront hunter biden. let's do a sitdown interview, have them play the tape for joe and hunter and let's see how they respond. they are obligated to do so to the benefit of gavin newsom and everyone who wants to replace joe biden. >> brian: and this came up in the cbs report, and now they realize they have everything they need. they called out for jake tapper to call him and he'll tell the true story. he is everything, if there is an indictment on hunter, on tax evas

oh, hustler magazine x xavier hollander, happy hooker. i had read the book, i mean magazine. she said, everybody get $100. i thought all girls get $100. so xavier said it. so i went down there and got in a car and asked the guy for $100. he said, i don't want to buy you. i just want to read you. i thought what was wrong? i say, hey, wait a minute, give me a hundred. i may look for me. it's funny because i had i was a little girl there, didn't know what to do and i made it through, you know what i mean? but the thing about it was it was all terrible, you know, and this guy ended up give me a hundred, you know why? because he found out how young i was. and that excited him to the point he said, i'm going to give you some extra money. and that's what happened to me all night. the guys were asking me and i was dumb enough to tell them and instead of them saying, get out of my car. are you too young? they're excited they're more. and they gave more money. so i made that money in no time and went home, gave it to my grandmother. and she never asked where it came from. so i went the

it's free meals, its free beds to breakfast and hookers and god knows what else, judge, i know, it'sd me. it would be great if he shows at a fraction of concern about the stuff we care about rather than a ferry in scotland, but he goes where the virtue signal gets the most payoff, that's with environment, gender, you can't be the bad guy if you go there. so it's very easy. you can smile because you just pledge american taxpayer money, this is a great issue for somebody like joe biden because it is a no-brainer. >> dana: i see what you did. >> greg: in your face, harold. it >> dana: they announced that there will be a climate gender equity fund. the world needs that. >> will: we have been seeking that justice. you guys have an interesting conversation that i want to grab onto, so first of all, i like how you said this, everybody wants a clean environment, and you agreed with that concept as do i. >> greg: i was lying. >> will: everybody agrees that there is some interest in conservation, but that is not the same thing as a global climate change initiative which is a catch-all buckets

this is lincoln reviewing the troops, i think, with general hooker. a rough sketch, but you get an idea of what's soldiers wear on about when they said the president looked kind of funny on his horse. the horse was always a little too small. he didn't have the writing ability of ulysses s grant, or others who are great masters of the equestrian art. yet, they all wrote home but they loved uncle abe. they loved seeing him. craig, you know this picture of fdr, right? >> yes. fdr's physical disability made it impossible for him to ride a horse, or walk, or march, or even stand for long periods fall troops passed in review. the typical way he look at them would be like what we saw here. could be in a jeep, sometimes the staff car, with the driver in the front, and maybe the chief of staff, admiral leahy sitting next to him. he'd give speeches from the back seat of the car, or in this case from the front seat of the jeep, to the troops, without getting out of the car. maintaining the splendid deception. someone had a book with that title. but the number of

i think the general hooker, very low set but you got an idea of what's -- worth home about when he said the president looked kind of funding on his horse. the horse was always a little too small, did not have the writing ability of -- ask orange or the others who were such great masters of the equestrian art. and yet they all wrote home that they loved on the lane and they love seeing the lane. you know this picture of fdr. fdr's physical disability minute impossible for him to ride a horse, or even to stand for long periods, so the typical way he would look would be, in this case, in a jeep, sometimes in a staff car, with a driver in the front and maybe the chief of staff, sitting next to him. in the back, roosevelt who would give speeches from the back seat of the car, in this case from the front seat in the jeep, without getting out of the car. but the number of people who had no idea that franklin roosevelt was physically handicapped, that he could not walk without assistance or that he had braces on his legs, that was a big surprise. he stage managed this quite carefully. he couldn

i think with general hooker very rough sketch, but you get an an idea of what soldiers wrote home about when they said that the president looked kind of funny on his horse. the horse was always a little too small. he didn't have the writing ability of ulysses' s grant or the others who were such great masters of the equestrian art and yet they all wrote home that they would they loved uncle abe they loved seeing uncle labe craig, you know this picture of fdr, right? yeah fdr, of course fdr's physical disability made it impossible her to ride a horse or to walk or to march or to even to stand for long periods while troops passed and reviews. so the typical way he would look at the troops is what we see here. he'd be in this case in a jeep sometimes in a in a staff car with a driver in the front. maybe the chief of staff admiral leah. he's sitting next to him and then in the back roosevelt who would give speeches from the backseat of the car in this case from the front seat of the jeep to the troops without getting out of the car. so maintaining what herald referred to as a splendid decep

moreover, they were not just stereotypical martyrish pioneer wives or hookers with hearts of gold, whorted men in various ways, but single homesteaders and doctors, entrepreneurs and suffragists. in their experimental, improvised settler society, these hardworking, determined women found unique opportunities. social, political, economic opportunities to become more equal to men by acting more as equals. all of these white, black and asian women were new to the west, but some of them -- and some of them native american and hispanic women they displaced -- also came to personify what was called a new woman. these new women rejected the 19th century self sacrificing domesticity and anticipated the early 20th century's more liberated model of womanhood, based on the kind of independent, self-fulfilling way of life traditionally limited to men. officiating women's experience in the west requires understanding something about their position in larger american society, which was terrible. by age-old law and custom, they were citizens in name only. they had no official place in civic life and

he went on to sculpt civil war heroes like general grant and general hooker he never portrayed a confederate general. so when it came time to choose a sculptor for this project. there was no formal competition. at age 65 french was the first and only choice not because he was head of the commission organizing the search for the architect. which he was. not just because the contract he signed with henry bacon the designer stipulated that bacon could choose the sculptor. which he did? and not because he'd already done a beautiful lincoln for lincoln, nebraska for the state capitol, which he also did. i think he got the job because he was the greatest living american sculptor and also because nobody dared to say he shouldn't well guts and borglam actually did say that he wanted the commission, but he had to settle for mount rushmore, which was not a bad alternative. french set to work in 1915 and from a mound of inert clay. no preparatory drawings that we've ever discovered. working at his beautiful studio in stockbridge, massachusetts somehow crafted a fully formed little 13 inch model. this i