that's as easy as mickey mantle's biography . >> it's the rise of mickey mantle . >> it ends in 56 . >>> 56 is a great year . >> of mickey mantle, before 1956, he was kind of a failure that he could've been a failure , a failure in terms of expectations he came up to the yankees in the spring training and was sitting the ball over the moon when they were playing during the daytime but anyway, everybody said, yogi berra, all the players on the team, this coach, he's going to be the next dimaggio, the next babe ruth, the next lou gehrig. so, everyone expected him to perform immediately and they were great from the time they put on yankees uniforms. but, mickey would show signs of brilliance andgreatness but then would get injured, he wouldn't hit in the clutch and fans cut by 55 they were booing him and he tended to be kind of sultry but he got mad, he wouldn't talk but then in 1956 he has an enormous breakout season where he wins a triple crown and then he becomes the mini-mental -- mickey mantle of legend . >> so to the extent of what i've done i think of them more as group biographi

with muhammad ali and with mickey mantle.you talk a lot about sportswriters and what they saw and what they viewed as their role in terms of their subject. but that was all media too. used to be in the 1920s, 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, all the way up to the 1960s. the sportswriters job was supposed to say what happened at the event. it was to build up the athlete. the athletic godlike. yet people etched against the bluegray, against the october sky, all that type of thing. by the 1960s you have a new group of journalists. they call themselves chipmunks. what they do is realize that people are seeing on television the fights. the fight is all across america. the events are happening all across america. they need to get into the locker room, they need to tell more. not just building them up as athletes, but showing what they are really like. we have a new form of journalism. it was kind of exposi journalism. the landscape is changing , and muhammad ali comes into the world when that landscape is changing. and he is perfect. the chipm

that'sme that's mantle ridge in aramark, that stock is up we will continue to follow that story here.> here on "fast money" we do fun things oddly enough, tim seymour has done some fun things with fast cars i actually think we might have footage. look at that look at that >> wow >> tremendous. >> in other words so he is happy to ride in the ferrari but he's -- >> baby his -- >> it is a little disappointing that i'm the passenger why hasn't someone given me the keys to this thing >> the california t, which is a red ferrari i drove -- actually, i was driving. i am not sure why i wasn't allowed to drive this one. no one trusted me. >> with good reason. >> i swear i can drive >>> time for the final trade let's go around the room that was really good. tim, you're up first. >> we talked about restaurant stocks yum china underperforming yum brands, no, s brands, not surprising, my money is there. >> danny. >> tim said something smart. the dollar is coming out -- >> nerve earlier. >> guy. >> bigger weight and you can see the finish line. i can see it in your eyes. eli lilly got too cheap. tha

type had a stereotypical of athlete, the mickey mantle type of athlete. very few words, noncontroversial, you don't deal with politics, you stay away from everything controversial. muhammad ali was controversial. the day after he wins the title, conference, he announces that his name is no clay, he isus going by cassius x. then he is a member of the nation of islam, and he is going by -- he is political. he was a little bit ahead of his generation. he comes out against vietnam before it is a popular stance to take. so he completely changes the landscape for an athlete. thatanges the landscape athletes have today, where they can take political positions. most of them don't, but they certainly can, and some do. >> i think that is an interesting then diagram, -- ise what we are talking am going to sort of in faye intoy lob tammy the entertainment category, but typically these are roads that have such tension when the wires get crossed, and we worked for a long time on a documentary we could not get made called actors in america, the offstage history of actor

we talk about this is that typically that doesn't take place peacefully the country that has that mantle that has that exorbitant privilege to force its currency on the world usually don't give that up you know just say ok fine out your turn you know we're seeing the u.s. in employ this montra by force throughout the world trying to keep the world's reserve currency status because we lose it and when we lose it all those trillions and trillions of dollars that have been printed for the last you know really 40 plus years almost 50 years since nixon closed gold window all those dollars that are incubated the u.s. treasury market in the foreign currency reserves of all of our trading partners a lot of those are going to come home and when you have a sudden supply of anything i mean in widgets you name it apples oranges if there's a sudden supply of it hits the market and demand stays the same or demand falls you get a sharp drop in the value and that ultimately is what's coming home in the u.s. eventually but it was shocking to hear i mean think about it i mean they're throwing a party basi

rock molten mantle that solidified several kilometers below the cold sea floor. they're quite unique in terms of they are checking the public worldwide let's say attention because there is recently the studies fury that saves a few that runs actually can capture the carbon dioxide from the air and then at transform it into different minerals so that's reducing the carbon dioxide percentage from the atmosphere. if these rocks could store the climate kill a c o 2 in oman one of the biggest oil producers could actually help mitigate the impact of fossil fuel production. but this research requires the support of the sultan. this is one of the most delicate issues when it comes to the future of the gulf without political change the economy one change either. we normally concentrate on the economic aspects or diversification we have to consider the comic because that is the politics as well as a social so that could make the impact but so far it has been only one side of the way that the region has been government for a long period of time where the head of states norm

the mantle see the government this week and. yeah i'm tough just very well worked with my great back eli off cops good to watch the contrast circled by 5 opponents they cost ingeniously finds a white roots are not so stephanie i. think you'll see a backlash. super trey. intuition just take it with that with that kind of was a 1st. really. base the principle. that on those given the great assist. assists from now on the amazing assist them then i did my chop in the box and now that's the league's leading scorer i can see them up in style as well. but fights in the places like. the cost to stop. the pot. shots but. it looks amazing because it was a great combination from behind to the right side yeah. he was a kid we stood on those the combination in general and this goal was. simply my call while prostates. such a classic. so finishing. yeah i was like bill days with me and christian in the youth and he played me just leave it to chip it over there goalies so so that's what i did and i went in so really thankful for. christie and

layers of the earth, geologists often say that beneath the hard rock of the crust lies the what of the mantlesoft rock. final. >> that's right. >> [chuckles] >> that's it, for $500. [applause] here's your thousand dollar question. >> all right. >> representing his status as heaven's gatekeeper, st. peter is often symbolized by what object or objects associated with gaining entry? >> hmm. and i don't--i don't think of him as the, uh, the gatekeeper with the velvet rope and a clipboard. i'm thinking d, keys, final answer. >> that's what we were looking for anyway. for $1,000. [cheers and applause] >> all right. >> here's a look at your $2,000 question. >> all right. >> fittingly, the driver who had the self-control and determination to win the indianapolis 500 in 2018 is named what? >> [chuckles] one of the great names in sports--i love it. a, will power, final answer. >> yeah, i mean, you're born to be a--you're born to be a racecar driver. i love it. >> that's right. >> $2,000. this'll get us to 3,000 if you get this one right. according to the company, the sticks for popsicle's ice pops are

brothers: the fatal friendship malcolm x and muhammad ali" and "season of the sun: the rise of mickey mantle." can you tell us about your interest in this genre? >> yeah this fits perfect for me, the sort of political history and popular culture. i see myself as working at the intersection between political history, political culture and popular culture. and so i write about performers, like you, actors, athletes. but i've never been really interested in writing a book about an athlete who is just an athlete or an actor who is just an actor, but somehow they have to engage in a wider, political culture. somebody, for example, like john wayne or muhammad ali clearly became iconic and you could tell a person's politics if i talk to somebody and talk to them about john wayne. their attitudes on john wayne usually tell me a great deal about their politics or attitudes on muhammad ali will do the same thing. you know, i brought a quote in here. i was looking, okay hourks can i tie these things together? how can i tie politics because of the political conference, with biography, popular culture? i

you used mickey mantle as your thing. some people are taking what he has done recently like yogi berra, when you go to the fork, take it. what does that mean? >> look, it's so easy to criticize the central bank, particularly people that have never been a central banker. cut him some slack the point is it's policy policy is geared towards the real economy not financial markets. we all like to think they'll do what we market operators or what you market operators want, that's not the way it works. it's to get the real economy correct. not to have inflation or deflation keep employment at the maximum or optimal level that's the purpose of the federal reserve and the central bank one point made earlier by your panel is a good one. the economy continues to do well the markets will do well >> powell said yesterday that the economy is doing well. that's not even why they made their move it's more of an insurance thing. you tell me, you say it's about the policy what is midcycle adjustment? what does that mean to you >> i actuall

that mantle just slides off his shoulders. david axelrod, thank you. >>> coming up next breaking news, senate majority leader mitch mcconnell making a pledge on taking up gun control legislation. >>> plus a democratic presidential candidate joins us to talk about how he plans top keep the pressure on him. >>> later children caught in the middle of a massive immigration roundup, outrage in the latino community about the timing so soon after the targeted killings in el paso. that and more as we continue. >> i need my dad. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. who used expedia to book the vacation rental which led to the discovery that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. expedia. everything y

resources to process plastic waste where it's created could help the world to start breaking down its mantle of broad based. but breaking down plastic is also part of the problem goes with plastic packaging disintegrates in the environment through the force of waves of the ocean or chemical processes like all sedation in the air it creates an additional problem the plastic actually never fully decomposes it just breaks down into smaller and smaller particles called micro plastics we want see them but at some stage they get small enough to be absorbed by animals getting into a food and even into the air we breathe have a look it's actually quite frightening. did you know that you live in a world full of plastic. it's in the water you drink and even the air you breathe and the food you eat is full of tiny plastic particles. every week you ingest up to 5 grams of micro plastics about the equivalent of a credit card. much of that will remain in your body with as yet unknown effects on your health. a 3rd of all the plastic produced goes into the packaging that you buy . if you're a german you gen

reporter: 23 years later, toni w morrison awarded the nobel prize for literature, just one on her mantle piece of awas. there was, she said, a vacuum in literature, summed up by that little girl in "the bluest eye." toni: it took five years for me to write that really small book, to pay attention, pay attention to this child. maybe she is in difficulty. she is obviously hurt. she is abused and misused. but take her seriously, please. laura: toni morrison, american literary pioneer. remember, you can f ad much more the day's news on our website. to see what we're working on it anytime, make sure that check us out on twitter. i am laura trevelyan.tc thank you for ng "bbc world news america." announcer: funding foris prn is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. announcer: now you can access more of your favorite pbs shows than ever before... this is the future! with pbs passport, a member benefit that lets you binge many

but 30 years ago borders were just mantle must both countries hungary open this case and let east germans me to australia. s.o.s. europe the european political scene crisis. if it's to have a future it will meet champions young champions. to be strong more troops. your future should dream for sure. do they stand a chance. and they seems to good idea. mike i'm here to stand up for european values and contribute to something important that shit. future as europe starts september 2nd on g.w. . we are watching of all the train all in the water and the poorest of the poor in poorer countries started valuing education they are demanding good quality education for their children the cost what it wanted also realize that if they have to have good quality products and good quality consumers they need to look quality skilled workforce i'm very confident that in 2050 north child or not i got real demand illiterate that is the fundamental human right that is the divine guard which the nature of the god has given to us and those rules on its legs in the way that i love those who are struggling over th

shutdown. 30 years ago borders were just mantled with both colors hungary opened its gates and let east germans treat austria. influence. perception. thinking and action. were willing to change attractive appearances handle close to easily find known to be the danger. what happens when the bubble. it's time for clash made in germany in 16 years. hold. the world is getting worse and. more catastrophe. among. the global 3000 talks with team british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good point but it's much much better than it was. just the world really getting better. i global 3000 special good. time to do. a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lar about a little. it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th killing $43.00 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that day in the car.

and with two new grammys on her mantle, 2019 is proving to be another massive year for tori kelly.♪ one i knew all along ♪ and he's got a hold on me, i know you think that it's wrong ♪ ♪ he grew on me like a rose ♪ the sweetest smell i've ever known ♪ ♪ i swear he's got a hold on me and now i can't let him go ♪ ♪ no one ever said it was easy, and i know you've got to believe me ♪ ♪ no, it don't seem right, but i'll change your mind, mind ♪ ♪ believe i'll need your blessing, oh, i love him, yeah, i'm confessing ♪ ♪ if it takes my life, imma change your mi ♪ ♪ he spoke to me like the rain ♪ i knew that i would have to see him again ♪ ♪ as he poured out his heart on me, i was a moth to a flame ♪ ♪ oh, yeah ♪ no one ever said it was easy and i love him, you gotta believe me ♪ ♪ no, it don't seem right, but i'll change your mind, mind, yeah ♪ ♪ trust in me, i'm a need your blessing ♪ ♪ oh, i love him, i'm confessing ♪ ♪ if it takes my life, i'ma change your mind ♪ ♪ oh ♪ no, no, no, no, no, oh, no ♪ i'ma change your mind ♪ oh ♪ you look at me like the sun ♪ and i can see that your mind'

remains to be split because jeremy corbyn in that scenario then he would be eagerly taking up the mantle of her main because the alternative is no deal under the tories. and meanwhile the democrats they will say all sorts of things about bracks their opposition and the greens so their vote would be split so it could well and play well for boris equally we've seen the best laid plans often go awry. peter the still remains adamant. withdrawal agreements now with this move by johnson what kind of impact do you think it would have on the status of the irish border insurance. harty end of the day. the the irish border will have to be figured out whether in the context of a deal or in the context of no deal now the. the u.k. side has made clear that they won't be imposing border checks on the border so the real question is what is the you going to do heart is that you going to plead or are you side going to tell ardent hey you have to guard our external border well yes michael has already made that clear so far the irish government has been unclear how it will deal with that it has admitted th

they don't want to lose their mantle of power and their mantle of leadership, so let's primary the guyhe is not the only one. omarosa manigault newman, former senior white house official who has known the president since 2003 has said that president trump is unfit to be president. and a former trump transition member called for trump impeachment proceedings to begin after reading the mueller report. you read it, good for you, sir. they all have joined me. let's go to scaramucci. sir, anthony, it's always great to have you on the show. give us -- i've been a lot of occasions where people want to hear what it's like behind the scenes. not what people say on television. so can you give us a sense, like you're a movie director, tell us what it's like to be with trump. what he's like when you're talking turkey with him, when you're talking what you're going to do that day, what you're up to, who you're against? >> well, listen, you know, i don't want to be overly redundant on this sort of stuff. it's just very simple. he is not a guy that listens. he is a guy that is keeping his own counsel

environmental state that the government have that it doesn't mantle go home calls and that that precedent peach basically corey ging lagers and miners to develop areas like this one it would just has generated this crisis so many of the people we have spoken to say that both were not is to blame stories or thank you very much for that and now that's a cost on the strength of our lives in service to thank you so much. now chile's capital and of the outskirts of suffering their worst drought in decades the government has declared an agricultural emergency and hearth of santiago's districts authorities are also concerned about the growing impact of global warming on its economy chile is the world's biggest exporter of copper but needs large quantities of water to produce it. depending more head on the news hour including the growing taste for coffee in indonesia the country's farmers believe that's not enough to save their industry counting the population and kenya into 6 people are being recognised for the 1st time in a national census in africa and england and australia are set for a thril

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shutdown. 30 years ago borders were just mantled with both kind of hungry open air space and let east germans meet on astra. 60 minutes on dawn. thanks to chris and europe that's most fascinating at its most exciting to have its most creative. claim trendy taste of innovation brilliance charming exciting. and still is a still. cash. on t.w. . form. and on demand. pod cast of language courses. video and audio of. any tie. w. media center. the quiet melody resumes when the light of the mood. reasoning to within its soul. the mind and the music. to open 1st 12019 from september 6th to september 29th. the end of. this is did other news dish up coming up on the phone. the diplomatic rift over japan. as the japanese. south korea remembers the women forced into sexual slavery and. also coming up. on the front fortune to meet. chinese women to excel in.

perhaps you could even do it in 30 days a bit tongue in cheek but that has now been the mantle that's been set for boris johnson and the u.k. government coming up with alternatives have been 30 days and perhaps there will be a deal that can be achieved before the 31st of october or did we see or hear any alternatives to or the backstop then but could possibly be reached in 30 days good question it's been asked repeatedly of boris johnson and again he was vague pointing to some report that one of his ministers has come up with there was nothing substantial there the other issue is that within an hour of that press conference the french president a man you must call had said again nothing can be reopened and has all they do what you said earlier today we were hearing from the elysee palace that they think that a no deal breakfast is the most likely outcome so whether there is anything that can happen before the 31st of october that's not much time does seem unlikely at the moment from boris johnson's perspective what can he take home from those talks about the americal today well he can

yes you cheers or conquer conquer yale or that mantle you told me and wesley shall draw and you only walk. by individual talent all working hard on the elite. the trainers will read out the notes the next day as motivation and do sure why needs it he's already struggling with the intense schedule. we're finally at our. really years a very accommodating jail where you go where you do whatever you like to walk on i'm sorry shoulder when they get the most anticipated moment of the day finally comes that i think yeah the teens are allowed a short moment on their mobile phones. they get one hour a day but only under strict conditions you. don't want to them are also part of the call. them on cell phones they go off social media says you. know our. 12 year old. is one of the youngest in the group like most of the participants he's an only child and whites die for the month when he can. show my father the original gonadotropin. she. was more than a little. my mom my mom. your unique god bullshit. and i don't know how cool that you are ya queer oh you're not. evangelism are not. the mob you'

shutdown. 30 years ago borders were just mantled was both colors hungary opened a space and let east german smita austria. next. as so west europe. is in crisis. it still has a future it will leave champions young champions. the bottom is what are best spots you know for a long time i took pieces of the things we value about europe for granted the now i says this may be something that we young people in particular need to fight like. come see. me for activists from for a few countries. they are pushing for the dream of a united europe. to stand a chance. can they save the european idea. most 400000 stand up to you right here than most and contribute to something input into no disagreement upset. the future of europe start september 2nd on d w. my a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lie about a little less it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed in august 28 team killing 43 people it destroyed homes and uprooted families who had lived under it for decades the bridge that gap .

and he joins us from lake jackson texas 000. 00 mantle is the delays that sends terrorists wait till around christmas just in case a bite have been employed people you think. well it was the right direction to go and it gave a big boost for one day in the stock market but it in the next day when it settled down there were still a lot of tears to deal with there are still a lot of problems with china so that isn't the solution the solution would have been much simpler in that they were never started the that they never started this trade war that's where the problem is but there's been more in the news now and i bet on one of our programs i priority emphasize the point that china doesn't pay these terrorists they are our consumers pay it and that's waking up but i think what would get trump's attention. would be maybe how he's looking for the polls i know he he already is prepared for an economic problem because he set the you know the fed up and said with all the fed's fault they're doing this and manipulating things so but i think it was pure image from a weakening economy but i don

ball becausejofra archer went off with some kind of cramp on the second day and stokes took over his mantleead over two days from one end, kept his speed up of 88 miles an hour for most of that in very hot conditions and managed to wear the australian batting down so they didn't get a total that was too far out of range, and then saw england to their record ever run chase in the fourth innings. time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good evening. sunshine has been the order of the day across many parts of the uk. with that sunshine has come some heat. temperatures to the west of london got up to 33 degrees today, courtesy of a feed of south—easterly winds from the near continent. that was the sort of air affecting most parts of the uk today, but western fringes were a bit cooler thanks to a westerly, atlantic influence. that front will move eastward, introducing something slightly cooler for tomorrow. and then this front in the atlantic will bring a more meaningful change eventually, introducing cooler air across all parts of the uk. it will be a slow process in eastern areas. eventu

and he joins us from lake jackson texas ok wrong president so mantle is the delays that sends terrorists wait till around christmas just in case a bite haven't employed him to people you think. well it was the right direction to go and it gave a big boost for one day in the stock market but it in the next day when it settled down there were still a lot of tears to deal with there are still a lot of problems with china so that isn't the solution the solution would have been my.

he wishes they could put it on their mantle. jet pro pulse laboratory itch. >> a triple shooting in sacramento ends with an arrest in the bay area. we'll tell you about the connection to a golden state warriors player. >>> racist graffiti at diablo college days before the new semester. >>> after the break. silicon valley pride is in full swing. >>> will it remain hot? more on the fog over san francisco. the weekend forecast when we come back. . >>> police raised the lgbtq flag and it's one of the first major departments to do so. this is pride wake. >> days like today should be a sign we're making progress. to the lgbtq officers of the san jose police department this pride flag is a sign that barriers have come down. >> i applied for police work in 1987, being out at the time was unheard of. >> unheard of because that may have kept you from being hired or ostracized. >> it an uphill battle. it like the militaries as a past that was not friendly toward the community. >> now as the pride festival gots underway, all are welcome her

yes you cheers or conquer conquer yeah that mantle he told me unless he shall draw julie. he you bonded to all child all with him hold on the lead. the trainers will read out the notes the next day as motivation. and do sure why needs he's already struggling with the intense schedule. we're finally at are. very accommodating jail where you go where you do whatever you like to walk on i'm sorry shoulder when they get the most anticipated moment of the day finally comes and i think the teens are allowed a short moment on their mobile phones. they get one hour a day but only under strict conditions you. don't want to the last of the call. them on cell phones they are all just. you know out. 12 year old. is one of the youngest in the group like most of the participants he's an only child and whites die for the month when he can. shut down. the original go natural man. i was more than a little. my mom my mom. you're a unique god now and there are a lot of cool there are young oh you're not. here bantustan are not. here not. a mark while. she was in the pen and to watch. my nati

becausejofra archer went off with some kind of cramp on the second day and stokes sort of took over his mantleg like 24 successive overs spread over two days from one end, kept a speedup of 88mph most of that in very hot conditions and sort of managed to wear the australian batting down so they didn't get a total that was too far out of range and then saw england to their record ever run change in the force innings. cricket analyst simon hughes there. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: countdown to the 2020 tokyo paralympics — the games welcomes 4,000 athletes from 165 countries one year from now. that will be an exciting competition! also on the programme: reliving an epic road trip. we meet the team driving a battered land rover halfway round the world. the first african—american to win the presidential party, 45 years ago to the day that not let the king declared, i have a dream. as darkness falls denied an unfamiliar light will appear in the south—eastern sky. an orange glowing disc that is brighter than anything same for the moon, our neighbouring pundit,

shut down. 30 years ago borders were just mantle must both colors hungary opened the gates and let east german streets of austria. next. enter the conflict zone confronting the powerful. my guest this week here in berlin is the qatari foreign ministry spokesperson on the last 2 years the gulf state of qatar has been blockaded by a cortex of arab states which of jews is of supporting terrorism she has always denied the charges. conflicts. in 60 minutes g.w. . the world is getting worse and. norms catastrophes among the problems of. the global $3000.00 talks would seem british researchers to take a more optimistic view. the world is not always a good question but it's much much better than it was and how. is the world really getting better. a global $3000.00 special reports. starts august 19th sundays of the. i am going to the king am i going to am i. a low and welcome to focus on europe with me lie about a low level it was a symbol of italy's engineering legacy that came crashing down one year ago the marandi bridge in genoa collapsed on august 28th killing 43 people it destroyed homes a

in the mantle i keep up and play on. the singer continues singing until dawn. when the song is finished up in the dead man's soul travels to another world where the sun and moon form in the village of soul. that's the end of the ritual the night is that you cloth. it's just it's. still it's it's just. not. in accordance with tradition all the tribes from the up a shingle come to attend the choir room. they own it they're dead together and complete. a wrestling contest that can help reduce tensions between the individual tribes. and these peaceful indigenous peoples are essentially against violence which in their view is something reserved for animals or lesser beings. the british this motif is a fish. i like it that's why i chose it but today. tomorrow i'll also be fighting with us we're going to get into that i mean i. certainly won't be easy. because our adverse reads a strong. feeling half. say. goodbye to have to start training as a boy once he's 14 years old. i have to eat special routes to make him feel strong and helping grow up to be a strong and courag

for other places in the mansion to be stored in the libraries that reach part of the way up to the mantle. and then with those secret cavities the ideal hiding places and could write letters to a fictitious and then with the north and the south but without innocuous family dipping her pen into a bottle of peer liquid and with a message to deliver and then to apply to the secret report other times they do not use that system posting directly to the union army. she would decipher her messages and then was just a small square sheet of paper that contained a chart to convert letters to code. and as a further security measure mentor her encrypted notes into several pieces sending each piece by a different courier on different routes to the federalist. sometimes they put messages hit it in the basket full of real eggs with the paper patterns they had a vegetable farm near the county line just below the city that became the first of five stops along the james river and then to pick up instructions on the intelligence and george sharp would say whatever grant wanted from the capital they could pr

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