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new england laws against sodomy follow that clerical example. it is parties of the same sex, but new haven, there 1655 law differed, much more detailed. what does that tell you? they are finding more things are going on. this is a little corny but reminded me when my kids went to st. francis high school and there was a dress code that got longer and longer and longer. people are finding ways around it. there is not just this, same-sex activity. that's interesting as well. the sexual acts encompassed by the new haven law had two characteristics with non-procreated, tending to the destruction of the race of mankind. this matters. these are people saying we want you to have big families. lots of people. this is a going concern that affects the whole community. the new haven code, a range of acts the frustrated reproduction, not simply uncleanness between members of the same sex. okay. so let's talk about nicholas, what do you know about this guy. what we know about nicholas's engine? >> the status, the power, a high-ranking person. >> is he married

the new englanders very democratic. many of these new england officers owe their positions to being voted in by their man. and so that's one of the things that in aristocratic southerner, who immediately sees, as you'll see, you know, the colonel of a new england regiment shaving his own man or, you know, playing cards with them, etc., in the certain certain shaving his own man and he adopts a system of revolutionary it system and will in the period and another full length painting from 1779 and washington at printed with another george here on the left, king gentlemen of the jury and was in the samee year in 1775 ad 1779 and a military might provie them and this is sort of like cheering themselves off and you can immediately see somebody who's really looking close on this thinking from the future and isn't he kind of dressing like a king with that ribbon and french officers buy from 1779 and washington has laid that ribbon aside and portraits that appealed like a shop with the portraits of george washingtonsh and see t

this was the important crossing point called keynes ferry so if you're in new england, new york and the middle colonies the only way you have to send troops back to fourth and fourth is occupied by the british is using the fairies that are through this area. any of you know bear mountain , that's all rights in this area here. this area is one of the most militarized zones in america during the revolutionary war in terms of permissions and the dedication of troops. on the west bank the fort montgomery and clinton were built, peaks skill new york was a place where there were continental army scores attacked by the british in 17 7079. trying to link up with the napoleon expedition. the light becomes a very important depot and military post but below stony point is a place where the british sees and american troops under , anthony wayne capture in 1779 and on the east side that's going to be the most important spot for the next couple of minutes is the point of land that sticks out and that is the place where kings ferry is located. very strategic, americans want to control this and later o

tonight on tonight, he has written several articles for the washington post, the boston globe and the new england quarterly for which he was awarded the walter muir whitehill prize in early american history, an annual award given for a distinguished essay in early american history. his new book has received has been reviewed and received high praises from other well-known stians on the subject of 18th century medicine, including gene abrams and the pulitz prize winner and former society of the cincinnati book prize honoree elizabeth fenn. so with all of these asked accolades and without further delay, please join me in welcoming to anderson house professor andrew wehrman. wow. thank you for that. welcome. andrew. thank you to everyone at the society of the cincinnati and the american revolution institute for inviting me to come and speak. it's such a wonderful place and great time to be in washington. i'm thankful for everyone who put this together. now, when i told my kids to kids, charles and walter, 11 and eight years old, when i told them that i would be speaking in washington, d.c., this is

um, is this an article that you think is acceptable for the new england journal of medicine? or is it reflects a segment of opinion a mom so that all people of color minorities about their discomfort without medical education may or may not address, race may or may not address the history of racism. it has a place, does every minority personally agree? no. and you know, we do have efforts underway, we do advice, food in why you to try and sensitize us to diversity, whether it's disability are ready. so whatever it might be, i think there is an issue. i think there's a real problem. i think the new england journal was brave to publish this particular piece because it's gonna still get up. yeah, in american culture, wars opposition. many medical students, we know who become with physicians, they take what's on is the modern hippocratic oath. in, in the reason i was just looking up to see, you know, what the modern version is, it says the health of my patient will be my 1st um, consideration. it says, my colleagues will be my sisters and brothers, and it says also i will not per

then was their same-sex sexuality among whitesla in colonial new england? sure there was but what evidence do we have and why is at significant? what does it matter? we'll talk about sodomy at sea come what does it mean to be a same-sex environment and how is that notions the same-sex sexuality different that any more conventional society? we will talk about pirates in sailors and so forth, the rise of the italian vice. and if the colonists conclude that sodomy is so bad and it's a capital offense, why, we know it's going on, why is it so rarely prosecuted? how does that make sense to us? and will talk specifically about the cases of nicolas finch and talk ago fair amount about him, stephen gordon and that thomas thomasine hall and why is a significant and then we'll talk about conclusions about all of this and then again why does this matter? what is is met in 2023? is a sort of sort of intellectual exercise? emigrant argue it isn't. okay. when we left off to kind of a review, one of the reasons i think it's really important to be looking at same-sex sexua

the new englanders very democratic. many of these new england officers owe their positions to being voted in by their man. and so that's one of the things that in aristocratic southerner, who immediately sees, as you'll see, you know, the colonel of a new england regiment shaving his own man or, you know, playing cards with them, etc., in washington wants to impose more of a traditional military discipline on a on a european scale, thinking that the professionalism is going to be really important. so he had he adopts a system of colored ribbons. these are literally just wide woven moray silk ribbons. they have a beautiful design. you can see it on the left hand side there. it's almost like a watermark that's made by crushing or pressing these between engraved steel plates. and it's a, you know, a form that's very recognizable in european armies at the time. and washington adopts this blue ribbon. so this original ribbon has survived because he later gives it to charles wilson peale, the painter who we sat for, for this

um, is this an article that you think is acceptable for the new england journal of medicine? it is. i think it reflects a segment of opinion a mom so that all people of color minorities about their discomfort without medical education may or may not address, race may or may not address the history of racism. it has a place, does every minority person, degree, know, and you know, we do have efforts underway. we do advice, food in why you to try and sensitize all of us to diversity, whether it's disability are ready. so whatever it might be, i think there is an issue. i think there's a real problem. i think the new england journal was brave to publish this particular piece because it's gonna still get up. yeah, in american culture wars opposition. many medical students, we know who become with physicians, they take what's on is the modern hippocratic oath. in, in the reason i was just looking up to see, you know, what the modern version is, it says the health of my patient will be my 1st um, consideration. it says, my colleagues will be my sisters and brothers, and it says also i will

and about 20000 new england troops march in and bottle of the british in boston.the rest of the collies had come together and philadelphia just across the street from where the museum is is a first continental congress they sent a protest to england, protesting the coercive acts, the closing of boston sports. they come back together by previous appointments in may 1775 in philadelphia. the yankee card a shooting war. middle southern states found colonies decide or would they felt hotheaded yankee had done i should be at the british. we all knowca the decision they made the first two weeks of doing this was a common cause of america. had to point commander-in-chief to take command what shall be known as the continental army with the edition of 10 company expert rifleman from pennsylvania. this is for jenness you well 'know. i've given commander-in-chief in philadelphia survived in the national archives presented to him but carries it in his pocket and he heads north to take command of the new england army. now, there were concerns of wecourse but these are keen stu

new england law against sodomy generally followed that clerical example in deciding the crime is an act between parties of the same sex. new haven they are 1655 law differs in its much more detailed and this is interesting.t it's much more d toga what does that tell you? they are finding more and more on.gs are going i know it's a little but it reminded me of st. francis high school. when they first started there was a dress code like a few pages and it got longer and longer and we are finding different ways run as a way of the same kind of thing. it's not the same-sex activity so that's interesting as well. the sexual acts and compass by the new haven lob had two common characteristics each with a non-procreative like what you were talking about elena, to the destruction of the race of mankind. again this matters. people say no we want you to have big families. this is a ongoing concern and affects the whole community. so the new haven code is sodomy is an act that frustrated reproduction and not simply an uncleanness between members of the same sex. so let's talk about nicholas and wh

this coastal storm that's going to bring more rain to parts of the northeast, especially up into new england, so the combination of these two systems could bring as much as about 2 to 3 inches of rain, especially into new england, then the whole thing should clear up by sunday. tom. >> all right we'll stay on top of all that breaking weather throughout the broadcast. dylan, thank you >>> we do want to stick with more weather now. massive wildfires in canada are blanketing the northern part of the u.s. in smoke. the fires have been scorching western canada -- look at that -- since earlier this month now a lot of that smoke is drifting south creating air that's difficult to breathe from the pacific all the way into the mississippi valley >>> okay, we turn now to new developments in that classified leaks case. a federal judge ruled today the 21-year-old national guardsman charged with leaking classified secrets must remain in jail pending trial as the government laid out red flag after red flag leading up to his arrest here's andrea mitchell. >> reporter: tonight a federal judge in boston denou

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new england journal of medicine students should be segregated by race for medical education. m op-ed medical schools are now bringing segregation back. dr. marilyn singleton visiting hell will fellow do no harm joining us now via skype. doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning. thank you for having me. >> steve: let me read a portion of what the new england journal of medicine said. they said founded on legacies of colonialism and racism, seeing white learners and perpetuate structural racism. immersion by people of color can therefore be re-traumatizing. what they're suggest something to segregate potential doctors, people in the medical field in school according to race. is that a good idea? >> it's an absolutely horrible idea. this whole will idea of affinity groups sanctioned by the school, part of the curriculum is absurd. what happened to brown vs. board of education? that segregating people is iisinherently bad. having lived through a time where we couldn't live where we wanted to live and were segregated and saw things advance and had books about different races ta

call it new england in the desert.r mark davis acknowledged today that he's agreed to a deal that would allow retired quarterback tom brady to buy an ownership share the team brady played in 10 super bowls, winning seven of them the reason that might feel like a bit of a patriots reunion in las vegas. the radio son, jimmy garoppolo this offseason braiders understudy in new england for three years, and the raiders head coaches josh mcdaniels, the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for both brady and garoppolo. in new england, at least 24 owners will have to agree to let brady become part of the raiders ownership group, former florida marlin and two time world champion world series championship co. nine, firing up the crowd. tonight in stanley cup playoffs as the panthers hosted carolina hurricanes scoreless in the second period, for it is on a power play. sam reinhart takes the puck from matthew could chuck fires it into the carolina net? and that was the only goal of the game is sergey bobrovsky made 32 saves

call it new england in the desert.r mark davis acknowledged today that he's agreed to a deal that would allow retired quarterback tom brady to buy and ownership share the team. brady played in 10 super bowls, winning seven of them reason it might feel like a bit of a patriots reunion in las vegas. or the raiders signed jimmy garoppolo this offseason. brady's understudy in new england for three years, and the raiders head coaches josh mcdaniels, the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for both brady and garoppolo. in new england, at least 24 owners will have to agree to let brady become part of the raiders ownership group. the denver nuggets have a chance tonight to earn their way into the first ever final series in the history of that franchise. the nuggets take a three nothing lead into their game tonight against the lakers in l. a and a player who was one of the league's iconic stars in his era, has decided to call it quits after 19 seasons, carmelo anthony first came into the nba on the heels of an ncaa cha

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anyone who does nototth agree wh them in new england suffered some violence and repercussione repercussioned. >> whatever to determine is simply an agreement amongst gentlemen. it is not the government measure the because are not meeting in government. how'd you you in for somethn you have no authority? >> he doesn't have anys royal license at all. this is aon radical action. all thetr county militias are going back to thent control of e county lieutenant as it should become just? >> yes. >> the government can't call them uphe anymore. they are the only ones who can call them up. >> is her 3000, 6000 redcoats underway here now? either going to close the port? >> no. we have an opportunity where we can create our own forces in virginia. we put together our own men because the right men are in control in each of the counties we put together our own virginia forces. >> those very similar talking about our right to the freeborn britain are the very same people to make these channel property? sia children that are not my children. they can sell us and vice as he sees fit that yet they're complain

as you can see this is new england and there's a ways to go to like to the old that is what we intend to do. [inaudible] >> the magistrates, much of this is court-ordered, i work for the men of the household with the master of the household that it reside in. my brother or myself have to acres and we are diverted not to the household that we are living in and we work for the goodman engine return he gives us lodging on food and that's outside of that the governor or his assistant assigned laborers accordingly. >> my nameoo is suzanne and davd in the village for seven years now since the very beginning and ,i've been here through all of the trials that we found and we plan to visit change over the years of loss of family and i've also been married here but for boys and a lot this been happening over the last several years. we have all of the work and with my husband and my children and her friends and things to take longer and i have some pans stirfry. lower above the fire so i can make you hotter or colder. and i also spend my days pottering corned and looking after my children. i to

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a local lawmaker in new england has resigned after being arrested for drug possession. cranston rhode island councilman matthew reilly was found asleep in his car. with a crack pipe later found a substance that tested positive for crack and fentanyl . riley was heard telling police he had been clean for 13 years before relapsing amidst divorced . he's scheduled for a court appearance next month in an abc news exclusive. the man whose wife was killed on their wedding day, speaking out, police say, a speeding driver with a blood alcohol level well above the legal limit. crashed into the couple. abc s eva pilgrim has that exclusive report. traditional party. it should have been the start of a long, happy life together, but just moments after leaving their wedding reception, eric hutchinson lost his bride sam to an alleged drunk driver. that husband is breaking his silence in his first interview about that tragic night. she was so happy when planning the wedding is most people knows extremely stressful and she just had a weird like calmness. that i guys were having a happy

we can do it. >> my name is elizabeth and i am a senior here at new england college. the candidates that we hear from recently and even the current president of the united states sounds completely rehearsed. what can you tell us that makes you best to fill the position of the president without sounding like a typical candidate? ms. williamson: i thought i had been doing that for the last 20 minutes or so. i would hope everything i have just said. i just mentioned women's private parts and that was not rehearsed. what i am doing to the best of my ability is having a serious adult conversation with you. let's talk about the rehearsed conversation that most politicians have with you. notice they talk to you like you are a seventh grader. notice they talk to you like you are kind of dumb? this is something i noticed about this country. i have had a long career and my father was a lawyer and he said talk the smartest person on the jury. talk to the smartest person on the jury. people have asked me often what i learned from my last race. i learned the system, the way the me

so, yeah, should be a lot of cattle coming from new england for this army, which where there's plenty of cattle that all breaks down because. the person in charge of it resign. and then there was all sorts of and corruption and so you're dealing with all challenges in the in the face of a war and also the fact that that purchasing agents were required to give something like $5,000 bond and there, that's a problem, right? there's no money. nobody the money's not worth anything. and if you're a purchasing agent. it's all in your own credit. and you can end up in jail if you can't pay everybody for all stuff. sure. and you're hoping that congress will pay you exactly what you put out. yeah, it's freedom. that freedom ain't free. all right. we had a question. the back, it's actually kind an exhibit. and then i see one over here and then one here. steven go ahead. sorry. kind of extension of the quartermaster. and then where we're going with purchasing agents. i'm actually in contracting for the air force currently and just i was not picking on you, by the way. so great to hear be part of

brady join a new england patriots reunion in las vegas. the radios signed jimmy garoppolo this offseason. brady's understudy in new england for three years, and the raiders head coaches josh mcdaniels. he was the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach for both brady and garoppolo. in new england, so it's gonna be a big reunion if that does happen. tragedy in the east bay, a 10 year old girl stamped to death as a neighborhood is a family needs to come together. i'm shocked. yeah officials are saying is responsible for the horrific attacks, then taking aim at the opioid and fentanyl crisis in san francisco. why one supervisor says he wants to hold mayor london breed accountable with a public meeting out on the streets. plus it's official, the areas hosting the super bowl super bowl 60 reliably by stadium in santa clara with a look at the economic boost that's expected to come to the region. live from chat london square. mornings on two but not . it is tuesday, may 23rd or looking alive at berkeley in the background. it's kind of hard t

republican presidential candidate, nikki haley participated in a town hall, first new england college in new hampshire, she's h questions on the solvency of social security inhe federal government's roll in energy policy this is 40 minutes. [applause] [applause] >> thank you so much, it is going to be here but we have's medical couple of days in new hampshire and we will be here again tomorrow and everybody could not have been nice and i think the part that i love about new hampshire is that everybody is just down to earth and or something just special about that and i think dc could probably learn a lot from you, i'm just saying you little bit about myself and we will go into what we see in our country never going to fix it. so i was born and raised in a small rural town in south carolina we were the only indian family that all southern town. we are not wide enough to be white, we were not black enough to be black pretty they did not know who we were or what we were or why we were there and remember when i get teased on the playground, my mom would always say, your job is not to show

in his new england tour of massachusetts, the tech capital of the world, he saw that and he loved all the technology that was all over the place when it came to mount vernon. if he was here today and had grown up in this he would have been a highly functioning person who would have figured it out but that's not the washington who was then. to plant someone from that age here, blood would start coming out of their ears. what has happened in the country we started's 230 years ago, i think washington might have been a professional athlete if you brought him here today, incredibly physically gifted. >> host: another question. washington's humility, why he declined to serve more than two terms not because he felt he shouldn't be president for life. >> guest: i think it was exhaustion more than anything. he didn't want to run for a second term. by that time, hamilton and jefferson were at each other's throats but both sides, federalist and anti-federalist will tear the country apart if there is an you there as president and it is just you -- he gets elected and the opposition party takes co

by skillful seamanship and accurate gunnery, took the macedonian and set her into a new england port port on december 29, 1812, off brazil. bainbridge in the constitution encountered an enemy frigate. the java in company with the captured american merchant vessel. bainbridge fired a shot across the small. but jumped clear colors. open fire and a battle was joined. the constitution's wheel was shot away. bainbridge, though twice continued in command, severely punished. the java was a dismantle and, defeated her and like the carrier was destroyed at sea off boston, june 1st, 1813. the american chesapeake with a green crew unwise sought battle with a cracked british frigate, a of battle was the first time the chesapeake's crew assembled at their stations. he on ready for action captain lawrence fatally treated in vain. don't give up the ship, but demoralization rapidly set in. but chesapeake. in a fiercely fought evenly brig engagement. in september 1813, the american enterprise took the boxer. meanwhile the essex rounded cape on first american man of war to enter the pacific ocean unde

energy and immediately begin the process of expediting construction of new natural gas pipelines to new england. again, you pay the highest prices in the country. you know, for a long time the democrats in new york would not allow a pipeline to go through from where they were coming through new york state where they could really use the jobs. really, really is the job. it's in new england. you know where you get a lot of your energy from, russia. they have russian ships out there for years, they had russian ships. and if they did a pipeline going through a place in new york state, which means it so badly, they need the jobs, this would be a positive. and you don't see it. it is underground, the environmentalists and the governors. once you get that done, i will tell you, and i will do it, we will do whatever we have to do. i will get it done. [applause] it's a simple pipeline. new york has fought it off for years. your prices will drop in half and much more than that. you pay so much more than anybody else, that is the reason. but we love new york other than that, right? other than that. but th

highs today only in the low 50s in northern new england. york city and boston noticeably cooler today, but you'll really feel it tonight. this is why they tell you, you don't do any good planting of your gardens until about memorial day in northern new england. some areas may even have a freeze, and at the same time these freeze warnings are going to be up throughout the watertown area throughout the region. you get the idea. it's going to be a cold night. and then in the northwest this has been an incredible heat wave. jonathan, we went and had record highs in seattle four days in a row. today once again 90 in portland, the northwest feels like they're in the middle of july and that's not going to end anytime soon. >>> still ahead here on "way too early" we're going to dive back into the debt ceiling talks and get into the two biden administration officials now tasked with overseeing negotiate eggs. we'll tell you who they are. plus a bizarre endorsement battle is playing out in new hampshire involving ron desantis and donald trump. we'll

so he gets to new england after series of rejections in his life which are provided, heartbreaking back story on clarence thomas thathe o the fim spends a considerable amount of time on,pe trying to understand where his mind was. it's 1968, 1969 bobby kennedy has been murdered. martin luther king has been murdered. clarence thomas is in college as part of, a college that has 2000 students, catholic catholic college, all-male, and 28 black students there as an affirmative action early-stage affirmative action approach taken by holy cross. it's there for the first time in his life really where he has a cohort of friends were also black. as a child he was made fun of by the black kids and you can see why in the film. so by the time he gets to holy cross it's great for him to do with a group of black men. they are all in various stages of frustration and anger at america, at the american political world, after opportunities, the streets, rage in the streets is strong both by the police and by the protesters. clarence decides he loves the notion of the black panthers as a way to exercise his

have announced their european schedule for the new season with a number of teams including the new englandhe colts heading to foreign shores. the jacksonville jaguars meanwhile will come to england twice, playing at wembley and the tottenham hotspur stadium. it will be the first time an nfl team has played two regular season games outside the us in the same season. five regular season games will be held in europe for the first time in 2023, with two in germany also being a first. fresh from winning his most recent tournament in france, andy murray has been brought back down to earth with a bump. that's after he was beaten in the opening round of the italian open by fabio fognini — losing in three sets in rome. it was murray's first appearance on the rome clay since 2017 — as he targets a return to the french open which begins later this month. elsewhere, andrey rublev and holger rune may be a couple of the best tennis players currently on the atp tour — but they've shown that they perhaps need to work on their other games. before a practice session earlier this week — the pair decided to h