the quakers watched her closely.er friends warned her she needs to be aware they are watching her and she needs to be right by her son. this property is partly his property, too, even though he's only 2 years old at the time. dolley has to contend with the scrutiny of the community and have to go to court to petition the court to be guardian of her own son because that was the situation in those days for women in terms of rights.- also, even though dolley's husband had mate her the executor of his will, her brother-in-law has kept the property so she has to hire a lawyer to protect her interests from her own brother-in-law. this is on the second floor of the house. this is where you would entertain your friends. one of the men interested in meeting her was james madison. he was a congressman here in capital city. philadelphia was the contemporary capital of the united states at the time. it was an exciting place to be. and james madison was friends with aaron burr. aaron burr had been living in his mother's boarding

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the first one is about the quakers. one of the things interesting is you are trying to look at, and we can talk about the generalities here, but it was that prompted intolerance towards them. what are the factors that prompted the intolerance towards a different groups? in the case of the quakers come you're talking about an emphasis on conformity. can you talk about whether that be an important issue? to the chapters about going into them in detail, but that is the reason for religious intolerance vary widely or is it something you could sum up as evidence to change or something like that? >> i don't think there's one way in which it religious intolerance has worked across history. however, there are common themes. one of the teams is a quest for maintaining a certain type of order. all societies rely on some sort of order in order to hold back chaos. for instance, the united states is on the right-hand side of the road. you know, that is not people could do whatever they want. there's not enough police to stop them fr

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nantucket has a long standing quaker community. and frederick douglas before well known lived on nantucket and the american antislavery meetings were held there. i never -- i don't remember. i wasn't there. but i feel like i remember he spoke in nantucket. >> right. we're proud on nantucket that frederick douglass the first time he spoke before a white audience was in nantucket. his wonderful book, the narrative of his life, ends with that scene. on nantucket, we take great pride. >> and credit. >> right. >> yeah. >> looking at some of the figures who are known to people as established players, when the revolution finished and the civil war, you know, was completed, george washington, for example, 1775 seemed to be somewhat of an outlier as a future player of -- can u yo go in to that? >> yeah. it was fascinating. when i came up with the idea of this book, one of my concerns, oh, washington, you know, he's the walking marvel man. and what is he going to really, you know, be a buzz kill once he arrives on the scene after the battle

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he was a quaker but not really a practicing quaker. >> he proposed to her on the beach in california,s that correct? >> i do not know i've ever seen anything about that. >> that is only important because it later became the place of their home. >> right. i do not remember anything about where he proposed. >> we will say, a possible record. let's go to phone calls. next is nick in palm springs, california. you are first up on our callers tonight. what is on your mind? >> good evening. this is a wonderful program. thank you to c-span for it. i have a comment and then a question. first, i have been an admirer at the nixon library. it was courageous and thank you. the question ties in previous episodes from previous programs. i have heard a lot about an intentional the kennedy -- de- kennedy-ization of the white house. you balanced that with the fact the only returned to the white house was on a private visit. what was the real story there and with other first ladies and presidents as well? >> thank you. i appreciate that. it is an interesting question. we do not know. julie says in her b

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protestants, pilgrims were just the first of them but for 150 years there were presbyterians, baptists, quakers and others coming from europe, protestants' in europe who were cascading the persecution of the catholic church and this was very much a living memory for them. so they knew they had come here seeking -- they weren't going to let go of it. they just weren't going to let go of it. then there is the tragic paradox we all know is at the center of american history. they lived amid slavery. >> that was everywhere. the 13 colonies. >> even john jay had a couple slaves as he was president of the manumission society. >> how many people are doing something bad but they are not doing anything to end? i just had to respond to that, the ripple of laughter. >> but even the slave owners, as you well know, all obscenely and just it was, the smart ones, thomas jefferson said that an avenging god would take action and show that the world is not governed by blind chance. in a passage that you are writing, another great book about lincoln right now, just told me you were writing about the second inaugur

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. >>> in quaker town, pennsylvania, a strange bank robbery is about to take place. two men drive into a shopping mall parking lot each many separate vehicles. one drives to the back of the lot while the other parks just in front of the td bank. their plan is bizarre, but one they think will work. quakertown has a population of about 9,000. it's 35 miles northwest of the pennsylvania and new jersey border. though it's not far from more high crime carries luk philadelphia, quakertown is not known for a high rate of violent crime. >> our crime is normal, not serious crime. it's typical arrests and burglaries. also some type of domestic and juvenile crimes. >> quakertown experienced very few bank robberies. the bank these thieves targeted is just off a major roadway, route 309. it's in the middle of a large shopping plaza. pr the convenience of its customers, the bank stays open late and is open on saturdays and sundays. it's nearly 8:00. the bank is due to close in ten minutes. >> the quakertown plaza is a fairly large shopping center. in the parking lot is where the t

the singer's large black hat was dissed by people, comparing it to the quaker oats guy. only target. pharrell williams causing a stir with his oversized park ranger hat, which even got its own twitter account. one user tweeting, arbys, your new logo should be #pharrellhat. i see the similarity. the twitter account already has some 16,000 followers. that's almost as many as you. >> yes. i'll have a couple roast beef to go. speaking of twitter, which vacation do you wish you had never taken? we'll read your best tweets next. >>> which vacation do you wish you'd never taken? >> i wish i would have never take an week off to stay home and paint the house. horrible vacation. >> paul says, took a vacation to las vegas in september. it was over 100 degrees. should have stayed home and watched jerry lewis. >> katherine, 2004, january, carnival cruise, virus outbreak. >> and ellen says, went to disney world with the in-laws. i feel for you. >> when are you going to learn? >> thanks so much for watching. gretchen now. >>> thanks, guys. today on "the real story," new comments on ben

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the pilgrims for the first of them but then for 105th years there were presbyterians, baptists quakers and others. >> you cannot. >> well coming from europe, protestants in europe were escaping the persecution of catholic church. and this was very much a living memory for them. so they knew that they had come here seeking liberty -- >> for a reason. >> and they weren't going to let go of it. they just weren't going to let go of it. then there is that tragic paradox that we all know is at the center of american history. it was slavery. >> that was everywhere in the 13 colonies. >> even -- had slaves as he was president of the society. so i mean. >> how many people are doing something that they are not doing anything about that? [laughter] i just had to respond to that ripple of laughter. >> well, but even the slaveowners, as you well know, knew how obscenely unjust it was the smart ones, thomas jefferson avenging god would take action and show that the world is not covered by blind chance in a passage that you were writing what will be another great book about lincoln right now and you

and i think you can see me and my total optimism quaker like i'm going to save the day were and i think i had no idea of what was coming down at this point was there. so i'm going to talk just a little bit about my mother's death and then read from the book and then hopefully we will have a discussion, because i really feel this book is an excuse for public conversation that really needs to take place. so this is my mom probably around the age of 60 and as you can see she remained a very beautiful woman throughout her life into her old age. and after my father did die of pneumonia in a hospice unit, she needed open-heart surgery to fix to heartfelt swa and she thought about it very seriously, several people and putting me were even encouraging her to do it stroke and she wasn't willing to run those risks and she was 84 and she had the right to choose the nature of her death as far as i'm concerned. she died five months later and before she died, she had the opportunity to make peace with one of my brothers, to apologize to me for something very minor which was i made her a beautiful lit

published by the american service committee and the friends committee on national it is a shame, both quaker organizations called shared security. i'm wondering if you are familiar with that paper in your thoughts on that. as we try to figure out what the answer is, where do you see the leadership? where do we go? who do we support in making this happen? >> if war is not the answer, what is the question? what is the question? you know, we keep struggling with the war part of it and don't get around to thinking about questions that would take us to a different level. i am not familiar with the papers that you mentioned on security, but i would just like to say that, you know, if you talk about the thing long enough for me really began to think it is the most thing in the world and that the whole world so. america is under the delusion that the whole world talks about ward security the way we do. nothing could be further from the truth. no one talks the way americans do. i happen to live in norway now where security is talked about all the time. and what they mean by security is how can we --

i have used this before in other talks, but i spent 14 years in a quaker school and multiculturalism was ingrained into me. but it's important, and after that i went to your mac and certainly multiculturalism was put on the cell there. but multiculturalism isn't simply about settling differences but it's not about going into a point and ordering a mojito. fundamentally we need to recognize that different people sit into the waste america understand that when we go into negotiations, not simply with adversaries but with rogue regimes which may base the ruling philosophy on something other than the evolution of modern western diplomacy as we know it. now, incentivizing defiance also undercuts diplomacy. backfires rather than merely attention, they convinced roads that bad behavior base. both the ran and north korea, for example, modulate tensions to collect instances while developing nuclear and missile capabilities without interruption. a demonstration of force is often more effective than diplomatic niceties. the state department once understood this but its culture changed over the

both quaker organizations called shared security. i am wondering if you are familiar with that paper and your thoughts on it. as we try to figure out what the answer is, where do you see the leadership? where do we go? who do we support in making this happen? >> f-4 is not the answer, what is the question? what is the question? we keep struggling with the war part of it and don't get around to inking about questions that would take us to a different level. i am not familiar with the papers that you mentioned on security, but i would just like to say that, you know, if you talk about it long enough for me really begin to think it is the most important thing in the world and that the whole world thinks so. america is under the delusion that the whole world talks about war and security the we do. nothing could be further than the truth. nobody talks the way americans do. i happen to live in norway now, where security is top about all the time. what they mean by security is now, what do we need to do for the health care system and the jo

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when a company like quaker oats like a communications law of a sense than to washington it was to be sure the bills passed advantage their company over the competition. the union of capital what was the elevation. figuring out how this happened to. >> and as many good thinkers but perhaps the connection to restore what happened with the accords because shortly after he was nominated by richard nixon not messing with the darker forces of the segregation era but differ it than the previous ones that tried to dominate so the end results quickly on the core of the one senator voted was from oklahoma. like old school populist senator and said what i've looked at him i don't think he will be that good for working people in new york. then he became the intellectual underpinning of a series of rulings then through the lobby that knocked down campaign finance rules and regulations again and again and again. >> yew trees that out. >> he had an enemy is. >> gave the supreme court justice that you see it was the adversary. >> request exactly one of the most conservative judges on the supreme cou

. >> when a company like quaker oats, you know, in chicago or something like that or a company, the brief was to make sure bills passed advantaged their company vis-a-vis the competition. >> right. >> the idea of lobbying for corporations as a class kind of union of capital was the innovation of the 7 # 0s, a lot of great, young historians burrowing into the archives. >> we borrow and build on the work of many, many good writers, and many, many good thinkers too, but i think one of the things that, perhaps, is unique, is a connection of the powell memo to the story of what happened with the courts because, of course, shortly after powell wrote the memo, richard nixon, having a terrible time getting a southerner on the court, seen as a moderate, and, you know, not joined with the darker forces during the segregation other ray, in any kind of way, so difference than the previous guyed, and the end results was that powerful of the swept through and got on the court. only one member of the senate voted against him. >> 9 o-1 #. >> the senator was fred harris from oklahoma. >> a great left wing

and he had gone, was also a quaker, had gone into world war i to work in the ambulance unit, and then there was a british science fiction writer, olaf stapleton, who believed in sort of the first, one of the first people to write about distributed mind, how alien organisms might actually have their mind distributed through a wireless network of processers. and it turns out they were in the same ambulance unit. they were in the trenches in france the together, you know? they had nothing to do between battles because nobody was getting injured, and they sat around and talked about all this stuff. and that was unknown, that they had -- so lots of surprises. i'm always asked this question sort of who -- because i write about these people like johnny von nowman or alan turing, and people want to know who's the next alan turing. you have to remember that alan, you know, alan turing did his great work when he was 23 years old. and the same with johnny von nowman. so if you're looking for the next genius, it'll be somebody in their 20s who, you know, is probably in another country, may not no

when a company like quaker oats in chicago or morton salt or something like that or, um, you know, a communications company sent a lobbyist to washington, their brief was to make sure that the bills that were passed advantaged their company vis-a-vis the competition. >> right. >> the idea of lobbying kind of for corporations as a class, a kind of union of capital was what was the innovation of the '70s. and there's lots of great young historians burrowing into the archives and figuring out how this happened. >> and we borrow and build on the work of many, many good writers and many, many good thinkers here. but i think one of the things that perhaps makes our book unique is a connection of the powell memo to then the story of what happened with the court. because, of course, shortly after louis powell wrote his memo -- >> he was nominated by nixon. >> -- richard nixon, who was having a terrible time getting a southerner on the court -- >> right. he's seen as a moderate. >> well, you know, he had not join with the the darker forces during the segregation era, at least in any kind of w

the american tradition, steve, going back to the founder, you look at the way we treated the quakersprovide the greatest possible running room for people's conscious -- consciences. >> there are 48 million catholics in the united states of america. catholics by and large stand against abortion and contraception as well. i know polls say they're more in favor of it for various reasons these days. but still something that is such a core principle for 48 million americans, you would think somebody who was crafting this affordable care act would have said shouldn't we have a bigger carveout for the people who just don't believe in this stuff? >> it's not just catholics. it's evangelicals and others. i was talking to someone from a group representing the nuns called the becket fund and they make the point there is the religious freedom protection act which ted kennedy sponsored, bill clinton signed and says if you're going to burden someone's religion thereto be cg government interest you're protecting. what the administration says in this case it is a compelling government interest that

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