there's a story that james monroe came to visit her, former president james monroe came to visit her. said something like, "you know, mrs. hamilton, you and i are among the only ones left from that time, and so i wanted to come and pay my respects." now, eliza blamed james monroe for leaking the reynolds affair, and so she sought -- monroe was being cordial ex-president, here we are, let's shake hands. she said something along the lines of, if you think our being one step closer to the grave means i forgive you, i do not, and she stormed out of the room. that was oomph. >> quite person. thank you for speaking to her. also, we had a question about, especially in a short life, how you organize the 27 volumes of material. i think that spok speaks to it. hamilton did some of it in his life, but he had the family members and eliza working on that afterward and curating the legacy, which is interesting and something important to think about as historians and educators. >> they ultimately sold his papers to the government. what is worth noting, too, is that nowadays, there are all of these p

there's a story that james monroe came to visit her. the former president james monday row came to visit her and said something like, mrs. hamilton. you and i are among only ones left. from that time. so i wanted to come pay my respects. eliza blamed james monroe for leaking the reynolds affair. so he's being a cordial expresident. she said something like, if you think our being one step closer to the grave means i forgive you, i do not. and she stormed out of the room. that's a woman with oomf! >> thank you for speaking to her. and we have a question about how you organized the 27 volumes of material and i think that speaks to it. hamilton did some of that in his life with you he did have the family member, eliza, working only and curating the legacy which is interesting and something, it is important for us to think about as historians and history educators. >> and even one step beyond that. they ultimately sold his papers to the government. nowadays, there are all these paper projects. the madison papers. their job is to collect as mu

and president james monroe was in the operating outside of this building read in the legend is not seen it actually documented because the congressional record does not exist word for word in that. but supposedly there was a controversy between house and senate as a who's chamber they were going to use. for that evening inauguration in monroe finally said let's do it outside. that's why we had this outdoor inauguration you may remember the george washington was a took the oath of office out side in the balcony in new york and federal help for his first inauguration with anyone inside to give his speech. so the first time that both the speech and the oath were done outside was one monroe did that at this building. andrew jackson of 1829 is when they finally established the creation outside all of the time. the congressman in their and the supreme court did not meet here, they have their own billing over on new jersey avenue. and very southeast as i pointed out. but the treaty against the war of 1812 established a commission process by which the u.s. and britain establish the negotiating

president james monroe was inaugurated outside of this building. the legend is and i have not seen it actually documented, because congressional record does not exist word for word in that. supposedly as to whose chamber they were going to use for the inauguration. finally monroe said oh let's do it outside. that is why we had an outdoor inauguration. you may remember george washington took the oath of office outside on the balcony and federal hall in new york for his first inauguration. both the speech and the oath done outside behrendt and james it did at this building. andrew jackson in 1825 as many finally establishes the creation of being outside all the time. congress met in their, the supreme court did not meet here. have your own building on new jersey avenue and south at west or southeast as i pointed out. established a commission process by which will negotiate over the details to destroy property and that meetings took place in the old brick capitol after congress had vacated it then it was taken over and made into a boardinghouse. but o

james monroe himself said in an annual message, even before the canal i like the idea it's not in theonstitution. that was used as an argument against for decades before the civil war. sit lincoln suggested in 1860 there is a secession of the southern states. incan has to go into washington by a secret route because there is an assassination plot attempt. he gets there in the civil war starts. in prosecuting the civil war lincoln's record is very well known. when he had embedded in someone's very basic messages were very foundational ideas on raising all boats the economic progress. where the favor? first of all the transcontinental railroad became a very popular idea in the 1840s. johnson, fremont herein for president against buchanan campaign on that. he was one of the first republican republican party does not come along until the mid- 19th century 1850s. in the new republican party of course is against slavery and for the transcontinental railroad. lincoln had representatives illinois central as his lawyer knew the importance of it. so he favors that in one of his annual messages

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james monroe himself said in anond annual message, even befoe the canal, i like the i idea, we should do things like that. but it is not in the constitution. so that was used as an argument against federal funding of infrastructure for decades, decades before the civil war. so lincoln is elected in 1860. there ishe the secession of the southern states. lincoln has to go into washington by secret route because of the assassination plot attempts. hen gets there and the civil warr starts. now, and prosecuting the civil war lincoln's record is very well known. but he had embedded in some of his very basic messages were very foundational ideas. raising through economic progress but what did he favor? first of all the transcontinental railroad. it became a very popular idea in 1840s. john see if fremont ran for president against buchanan, campaigned on that. he was one of the first republicans, the republican party does not come along to the mid- 19th century, 1850s. the new republican party is against slavery and for the transcontinental railroad. lincoln, havingli represented the illinois

james monroe himself said in his annual message, even before the canal era, like the idea but it onlycanals and things like that but it is not in the constitution rated so that was used as an argument against federal funding of infrastructure for decades. decades before the civil war. so lincoln selected 1860, there's secession of the southern states going to washington by secret route because of the assassination printed attempted to get there in the civil war starts. now lincoln's record is very well known bully had embedded in very basicse messages were very foundational ideas on raising tail "lincolnomics" process first of all the transcontinental railroad became a very popular idea in 1840s and actually fremont ran for president against buchanan. the campaign on that and he was one of the first republicans in the republican party doesn't the mid- 19thil century, 1850s. and in the new republican party, forces against slavery and for the transcontinental railroad in lincoln had represented the illinois central is a lawyer and knew the importance of it. save it was that. and in one

and it's hamilton and washington and others including the future president james monroe also an artillery officer under knox for the battle of trenton. there they are in the early morning light trudging through the ice and snow. you can imagine how cold they must have felt. hamilton's artillery was indeed at both battles of trenton. what do i mean? we hear of the battle of trenton. what do i mean battle with, just like there's two battles of saratoga, there are two battles of trenton. the second one is not as famous. it's known as the bat of asamprink creek. not a color drawing that could be found on the right. it is well documented that hamilton much like he did at brunswick over the river uses his cannon -- overshadowed by the surprise attack at trenton a few days later as well as the second surprise attack, which is the u.s. army at princeton. the problem is, yes, hamilton's artillery is somewhere in the battle of princeton. we don't know exactly where and there is no evidence whatsoever for the lofty legend, but it tells a great story that he fires a cannon with multiple shots at nass

including the future president at the time which was james monroe. and there they are for the battle of trenton. they're trudging through the ice and snow. you can imagine how cold they must have felt. hamilton's artillery was at both battles of trenton. we hear the battle of trenton. so what do we mean the battles. it's like there's two battles at saratoga, there were two at trenton. the second one is not as famous. the i'm showing that in a sketch, unfortunately it's not a colored drawing. it's there on the right. it is well documented that hamilton, much like he did at brunswick, uses his cannon fire to deliver withering fire on the british. and this is a well documented battle that gets over shadowed by the surprise battle at truncheon that happens a few days later. and also the the other attack which happens at the battle of princeton. hamilton yes is somewhere in the battle of princeton but we don't know where. there's no evidence but it tells a great story that he fires a cannon at nasa hall and decapitate's picking george the third who's pain

victory or death, and it was hamilton and washington and others including the future president james monroe, also an artillery overs under knox for the battle of trenton, and there they are in the early morning light tredging through the ice and snow. you can imagine how cold they must have felt. lambton's artillery was indead at both battles of trenton. what do i mean? we hear of the battle of trenton. what do i mean, patles with an "s" just like there were two battles of stoga. there were two battles of trenton. the second one is not as famous. it's known as the battle of acid pink creek and i'm showing that in a sketch, unfortunately not a color drawing, that couldn't be found, there on the right and it's well document that had hamilton, much like he did at brunswick over the rareton river uses his cannon fire to deliver withering fire on the british at addison pink creek and this gets overshadowed by the surprise attack at trenton a few days later as well as second surprise attack which is the u.s. army at princeton. the problem is, yes, hamilton's artillery is someone in the battle of

and james monroe could be reelected in the middle of the first great depression in and herbert hoover hundred years later is still stigmatized and personally linked to the great depression that began during the presidency and expectations the presidents change and therefore, definitions of presidential performance must also evolve. >> would you bring up the idea presidency in the age of twitter. while into that. mr. one category more important than the others in these rankings. edna: finally isn't not warmhearted but i will mention it, economics management. presidents look good when they times are good because they make at times good it did they inherit the times. this was a questions i'm very glad to see that category in there and i think in history departments if not a whole wider expansion as the discussion, for example. franklin roosevelt did not bring employment below 10 percent. so was he a good economic manager or not. he was an inspiring economic manager and a good war leader, good admiral, commander-in-chief but you can read the question about his economic management. the gap

and james monroe could be reelected in the middle of the first great depression in and herbert hoover hundred years later is still stigmatized and personally linked to the great depression that began during the presidency and expectations the presidents change and therefore, definitions of presidential performance must also evolve. >> would you bring up the idea presidency in the age of twitter. while into that. mr. one category more important than the others in these rankings. edna: finally isn't not warmhearted but i will mention it, economics management. presidents look good when they times are good because they make at times good it did they inherit the times. this was a questions i'm very glad to see that category in there and i think in history departments if not a whole wider expansion as the discussion, for example. franklin roosevelt did not bring employment below 10 percent. so was he a good economic manager or not. he was an inspiring economic manager and a good war leader, good admiral, commander-in-chief but you can read the question about his economic management. the gap

when time came instead of james madison or monroe rallying the troops in 1812 the guy got on a planeand left the country and all his soldiers laid down their arms. we were encouraging this two months ago when we were encouraging the best and brightest people in afghanistan to leave. we were encouraging it was inevitable two months ago when everybody in congress was saying we must have all the good people in afghanistan leave. instead of saying let's rally them to fight. we've been working with them for 20 years and they chose not to fight. >> bill: some of the members of congress want family members beheaded. president biden changed keystone, paris climate deal. he could have changed this and chose not to. >> right. i this i the withdrawal, the organization of the withdrawal was completely incompetent and could have done much better to protect american lives on the way out but a complete failure of our intelligence community not to realize the afghan army wasn't equipped to fight. how demoralizing is it to those for nation building that after 20 years and all the weapons and all the

now, elijah blamed james for leaking the reynolds affair. and so, she sought -- monroesort of being cordial -- cordial ex president. here we are, let us shake hands and, she said something along the lines of, if you think that our being one step closer to the grave means that i forgive you, i do not and she stormed out of the room. >> wow. >> that is a woman with whom. >> indeed, quite a person. >> thank you for speaking to her and also we do have a question here about, especially in a short lifetime organizing the 27 volumes of material and i think that that speaks to it, because hamilton did some of that in his life but he also had those family members, and allies are working on that afterward. and kind of curating that legacy, which is interesting. looks like something, to think about as educators. and even one step with, they ultimately sold his papers to the government. but what is worth noting to is that nowadays, there are all of these papers, projects washington papers, madison papers, and these are organizations of people, documentary projects, and their job is