one is, by december 1862, robert e lee is robert e lee. s not just the son-in-law of george washington, robert e lee had gone to any confederate court said i don't want to go through with this, i shouldn't have to go through with this, i seriously doubt whether any bridging effect confederate court would have stopped him. if he wanted to derail the whole process, who would stand up impact of general we? the other interesting thing is that lee persists moving forward with the emancipation. not only emancipate slaves but a slave family he did in his own name which he was not obliged by the custis estate for emancipating. we can have 1863, robert e lee is slave less. what's more, he's battering jefferson davis. he sank the confederacy must emancipate us slaves because otherwise we're never going to have any time standing in the eyes of the rest of the world but spring of 1865, he's advocating emancipation of slaves. the confederate army. on both terms, it's easy to say while he was doing this out of pragmatic reasons, not because he felt moral

in the meantime, robert e. lee will eventually take over the army. we will establish a success and his hard-hitting representation. it's through the rest of what we call the seven days battles, lee will drive the union army away from richmond and then take the army up into northern virginia. he will invade maryland, fight at antietam, and solidify his reputation and his command of the army of northern virginia. when johnston is finally able to take the field again and has recovered, what do we do with him? well, as doug said, things are falling apart for the confederacy elsewhere. johnston is going to be sent to the west. in the fall of 1862, he's going to be sent to the we theater and command of asked department. it's a tremendous amount of territory. it extends from the appalachians to the mississippi river. he is responsible for the army of tennessee, which is in tennessee. he's responsible for the department of mississippi and alabama, which includes the defenders of vicksburg under pemberton. johnson's new command takes up its headquarters in cha

then i said lincoln, grant, robert e lee. i saw a lot of nodding their i said look, you may not know who these guys are, you may not know any details of their life for when i said their name, and image brought into your head and attached to it whether historically right or wrong, some characteristics. that's the influence i'm talking about that permeates to the levels of the uninitiated. they're going to have an opinion in their minds i about important figures of the war and i want to emphasize everything i am talking about pertains to those campaigns, those times that transcended themselves and become almost symbols of things. the battle of trudeau's elbow probably would make it but gettysburg, sherman's march, appomattox, i think they all fall into those categories. i think in many of those cases, influencers help fill in memory blanks on the veterans who try that. i've made some changes in the morning and i have arrows here and arrows there. look, there's another force that helped shape them. there is a process that happen

i want to begin the turn towards appomattox and robert e. lee. this is my that as they would say. when i was that a young kid, reading everything i could find about the civil war. i started in 1862, lee on the peninsula. i had what i called a freeze frame mentality. snapped a shot of him at that point. projected to 63, 64, 65. didn't think he changed. only after i was older and i like to think a little wiser did i realize that lee was a human being. he was a man under tremendous stress throughout the period that took its toll. and as i looked back at his campaigns throughout that period, things he said, things he knew. i haven't copyrighted about this is my three faces of belize civil war career. i believe there are three distinct phases. culminating in the appomattox campaign. phase one, 1862 to early 1864. lee's self appointed mission was to maneuver the enemy into a battle of annihilation. inflicting a defeat so severe that the north would be compelled to come to the negotiating table. this he felt as a military man endowed and i'm sort of thinking about lee. with certain skills

i want to begin the turn towards appomattox and robert e. lee. this is my that as they would say. when i was that a young kid, reading everything i could find about the civil war. i started in 1862, lee on the peninsula. i had what i called a freeze frame mentality. snapped a shot of him at that point. projected to 63, 64, 65. didn't think he changed. only after i was older and i like to think a little wiser did i realize that lee was a human being. he was a man under tremendous stress throughout the period that took its toll. and as i looked back at his campaigns throughout that period, things he said, things he knew. i haven't copyrighted about this is my three faces of belize civil war career. i believe there are three distinct phases. culminating in the appomattox campaign. phase one, 1862 to early 1864. lee's self appointed mission was to maneuver the enemy into a battle of annihilation. inflicting a defeat so severe that the north would be compelled to come to the negotiating table. this he felt as a military man endowed and i'm sort of thinking about lee. with certain skills

city, and these laypeople the implication and what is it mean in the school they had to go to robert e. lee boulevard and to gun down jefferson davis boulevard mike middle school was named after somebody owned over 160 enslaved peoples of the think the symbols in the names in the - they're not just simple come the reflective of the stories the people telling the stories shape the narratives of those narratives shape the policy public policy shapes the materials conditions of people's lives, not just take down this tall statute of robert e. lee suddenly takes away the rough gap but it it the narratives ideas and helps gives us an understanding of a deeper understanding and appreciation for what is happeneded throughot american history in the wake that the unities have been disproportionately and intentionally harmed a lot of american history so i'm looking around new orleans and thinking about one of the ways but i was taught about this history and that also failed and i realized new orleans at one point was the busiest and largest slave market in the country up the mississippi river and i n

statues of jefferson davis, robert e. lee. i was thinking about what it meant i grew up in a majority black city in which they were more homages to the slavers than the slaves. to the grocery store, i had to go to jefferson davis parkway. my parents still live on the street of someone who owned 150 slaves. these are reflected of the stories people tell and has shaped the narratives. those narratives shape policy and policy shapes the material and conditions of people's lives. not to say if you take down the 60 foot statue of robert e. lee you erase the wealth gap, but we recognize the ecosystem of ideas that give us an understanding and appreciation for what has happened throughout american history and the way communities have been disproportionately and intentionally harmed throughout america history. i was looking around portland's and thinking about, what other ways i was taught about his history? i realize new orleans was the busiest and largest slave market in the country at the mouth of the mississippi river. i had never

robert e. lee, a life, reconstruction, a concise history, redeeming the great emancipator, lincoln, an intimate portrait, gettysburg, the last invasion and fateful lightning, a new history of the civil war and reconstruction, to name just a few of those titles. a columnist from the weekly standard has written that allen guelzo is one of the most accomplished civil war historians and one of the country's foremost lincoln scholars. is the first two time winner of the lincoln prize, in 2004 abraham lincoln, redeemer president, and in 2005 for lincoln's emancipation proclamation, the end of slavery in america. guelzo's president both graceful and erudite, indeed poetic. he is uncomfortable with military topics as he has with political, social and economic aspects of the war and its aftermath. please give a warm welcome to allen guelzo as he speaks to us about the unhappy fate of fitz john porter. [applause] >> first of all, let me say how eagerly i have anticipated being with you all at this art of com

what does it mean to get his glad to go to robert e. lee bullock are come to get to go scheidegger to jefferson davis parkway. my middle schools and after a lead of the confederacy that my parents still live on the street today the thing is symbols and names and are not to symbols. they reflected that destroys people don't and the starship the narrative that communities kerry and those shape public policy and public policy shapes the material conditions of people's lives which isn't to say just take up a 60-foot tall statue robert hale you erase the racial wealth gap but we recognize ecosystem of ideas and noted that gives an understanding a deeper understanding and appreciation for what the sabbath throughout american history and the way that specific communities have disproportionately and intentionally harmed throughout american history. i was looking around new orleans and thinking about what are the ways i was taught about this history and what other ways i failed failed? i realize new orleans was a business and largest slave market in

and as robert e lee had said about actually when the armies were up here. lee said we've got to stop grant before he gets to the james river. there's the james river. grant said if he gets to the james river, it's going to be a siege and then it will only be a matter of time. and from the time grant got to the james river. in mid-june of 18 for it was a matter of time for the confederacy although a lot more time than union voters would have wished. okay, we are out of time. so thank you for your attention and i'll see y'all on wednesday.

i'm not sure what would have accomplished for porter to have invoked robert e lee speaking on his own on his behalf. but nevertheless, porter at least made the effort, and lee gave a response. but a response. the porter was able to, to any useful degree. yes. provide us with any details. the finding of the 1878 reopening of the court martial. did the court have any particular findings? the the 18 778 re reopening of had come after years and years and years of common tarry dispute disagree ment in public and private over the fitz john porter affair. and when a new court. a new inquiry is opened in 1878, under under president term under president. a good deal of the angst and the anxiety had leaked away over years and there was a more dispassion and an attempt to understand happened with porter. a second bull run. nevertheless the inquiry does not go enough to actually recommend and and put into place kind of reinstitution of that is going have to happen by an act of congress and that gets slowed down congress for another eight years as once the political partizanship comes out of hidin

i'm not sure what would have accomplished for porter to have invoked robert e lee speaking on his own on his behalf. but nevertheless, porter at least made the effort, and lee gave a response. but a response. the porter was able to, to any useful degree. yes. provide us with any details. the finding of the 1878 reopening of the court martial. did the court have any particular findings? the the 18 778 re reopening of had come after years and years and years of common tarry dispute disagree ment in public and private over the fitz john porter affair. and when a new court. a new inquiry is opened in 1878, under under president term under president. a good deal of the angst and the anxiety had leaked away over years and there was a more dispassion and an attempt to understand happened with porter. a second bull run. nevertheless the inquiry does not go enough to actually recommend and and put into place kind of reinstitution of that is going have to happen by an act of congress and that gets slowed down congress for another eight years as once the political partizanship comes out of hidin

i think if you want to have a statue of robert e. lee in your backyard, that's fine.t your private property. it's strange, but your prerogative. but the fact that taxpayer dollars would maintain the statues and keep them erected in front of courthouses, parks, traffic circles, those for me should be removed. when you get into conversations of jefferson and washington, founding fathers, each community has to make that decision on an individual basis. what that looks like in richmond is different from new orleans, which is different from what it might look like in georgia, which is different from what it would look like in south carolina. it depends on the context and history of those communities. host: this is a case where a lot of the statues were not put up right after the civil war. they were put up at the turn-of-the-century. mr. smith: there were two primary spikes. many of them were put up in the early 20th century and many of them were put up in the midst of the civil rights movement. if you look at the chart of time, each of these spikes were synonymous with mo

and he, by the way, he wanted to live close to robert e lee intentionally. that's virginia tech is where virginia tech is. robert e lee was at washington lee university at that or i guess it was washington university later named washington and lee university the final figure, the one i want to spend a little more time on. alexander watkins, terrell judge in houston becomes general, joins emperor maximilian, becomes a spy, spying on grant and sherman and sheridan for mexican government. that is the definition of treason, not secession, but to spy for a foreign army is the definition of treason. after maximilian is defeated by benito juarez, the republicans who were supported by lincoln before death, after maximilian, is defeated. and in the book we have that famous photo from goya of the assassination, the killing of maximilian. after that. tyrrell and morey and magruder and, shelby and almost all 50,000 of these horrible people who refuse to surrender. ladies and gentlemen, came back to the united states and they ran for office and got elected to office. ther

army and he outranked the other guys johnson and robert e. lee and he outranked all of them but the government was like with these guys and field commanders so they're going to get higher than you and has created a problem for the rest of the war between johnston and davis, president davis printed and will really manifest itself in the story today and they did not get along and they did not communicate well and led to a lot of confus. he was real concerned with break so far this amazing. there he is, joe johnston predict now to pick up the story after in the winter of 1862 in n manassas across the river from washington and georges rebuilt the union army had johnson can read a map and he knows the u.s. navy is a lot more powerful than the confederate navy and he can transport people down in the river in virginia and come on in behind him pretty met actually is mccullough's plan and he plans to go to a place and behind johnson and wants to become to him. and he realizes is a possibility so he pulls his army back behind and davis is not happy about

it was an interview with mary custis lee, the daughter of confederate general robert e lee. anheadne was general aubrey lee's daughter will sell two tents used by washington to aid confederate home wants to raise $10,000, so i'm going to take you back now. we're going to come back to this moment. but this is really, in a sense, the moment of the founding of what became the museum of the american revolution in the early 20th century. but we're going to zoom all the way back to 1775 for those of you locals of the great commonwealth of massachusetts, you'll know that the depending uponhether you live in xington or concord, the shot fired the heard round the world was either on the green at lexington or if you're from concord, of course you believe it happened at the old north bridge, both on april 19th of 1775. two months later, the fighting at bunker hill that takes place on this hill overlooking boston. and about 20,000 new england troops march in and bottle up the british in boston and the rest of the colonies who had come together in philadel phia, just across the street fro

>> zachary taylor, robert e. lee a number of the confederate generals at the audience of fighting against. that's where the interesting intersections between all of these guys and battles because they have fought with each other before and so they have these established relationships. i will jump forward again. it grants funeral just to show you how well respected he was across the land a million people show up in new york city and lined the streets and they bring out their old uniforms the union and confederate uniforms and they lined the streets of new york city. his pallbearers are to union generals into confederate generals. at the end of his life and that's the relationships they have that went back all the way to the mexican-american war. >> in the book you cover the fact that lincoln wasn't envious but he looked over his shoulder at some point and saw grant and said oh my gosh this guide may run for president against may, right? >> yeah you did but grant thought he was that popularity was that popular with the

>> zachary taylor, robert e. lee a number of the confederate generals at the audience of fighting against. that's where the interesting intersections between all of these guys and battles because they have fought with each other before and so they have these established relationships. i will jump forward again. it grants funeral just to show you how well respected he was across the land a million people show up in new york city and lined the streets and they bring out their old uniforms the union and confederate uniforms and they lined the streets of new york city. his pallbearers are to union generals into confederate generals. at the end of his life and that's the relationships they have that went back all the way to the mexican-american war. >> in the book you cover the fact that lincoln wasn't envious but he looked over his shoulder at some point and saw grant and said oh my gosh this guide may run for president against may, right? >> yeah you did but grant thought he was that popularity was that popular with the

davos consensus and maybe i was wrong about affirmative action and maybe i was wrong about the robert e lee statue. >> franklin had every moment of his life like leonardo di vinci and had more about the simplest things in ben franklin's notes and in albert einstein is the same question they asked which is why the sky was blue. with that curiosity about the every day wonders of nature and that's what the truly creative. >> walter isaacson, you never seizee to amaze. thank you for inviting me to your beautiful city. give it up for walter isaacson. >> thank you. >> use the qr code on the screen to receive a schedule of upcoming programs, author discussions, book festivals and more. book tv, every sunday on cspan2 or online at booktv.org. television for serious readers. >> be up to date in the latest in publishing with book tv's podcast about books. nonfiction as well as industry news and trends through insider interviews and our free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> middle and high school students, it's your time to shine you're invited to participate in this year's cspan cspan

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it was an interview with mary custis lee, the daughter of confederate general robert e lee. nd the ne was general aubrey lee's daughter will sell two tents used by washington to aid confederate home wants to raise $10,000, so i'm going to take you back now. we're going to come back to this moment. but this is really, in a sense, the moment of the founding of what became the museum of the american revolution in the early 20th century. but we're going to zoom all the way back to 1775 for those of you locals of the great commonwealth of massachusetts, you'll know that the depending upon whether you live in lexington or concord, the shot fired the heard round the world was either on the green at lexington or if you're from concord, of course you believe it happened at the old north bridge, both on april 19th of 1775. two months later, the fighting at bunker hill that takes place on this hill overlooking boston. and about 20,000 new england troops march in and bottle up the british in boston and the rest of the colonies who had come together in philadel phia, just across the stree

. >> reporter: well, it has to do with a holiday that is tied to a former confederate general robert e. leethanksgiving and also a holiday that formally commemorates the birthday of robert e. lee a confederate general. they're saying they can't vote on this day. warnock and the democratic party of georgia are arguing they are at a serious disadvantage if this day is taken away from early voting, arguing it's democrats who would use that day to vote. warnock and the democratic party pointed in this lawsuit to comments made by secretary of state brad raffensperger and gabe sterling in the immediate after matt of the midterms in which they said that early voting could be as early as november 26. we reported that, in fact, here on cnn. since those comments were made secretary of state raffensperger has issued a memo to counties saying that that 2016 law prohibits them from voting on saturday. warnock is saying that that state law only applies to primaries and general elections not to runoffs. here is what they're saying in part of their lawsuit, saying here, quote, without temporary injunctive

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why should robert e. lee holidays stop people from exercising the right to vote? nd, so i am excited. i wish him. well i will be back. >> robert e. lee, the confederate general. you know i am a big supporter of you on that. thank, you congresswoman jackson-lee for being with us. joining me now is little rock arkansas mayor, frank scott junior, who is also the president of the african american mayors association, thank you for joining me on this holiday weekend, mister mayor. mister president. mayor scott, california democratic congresswoman karen bask has been newly elected as mayor of los angeles. has nbc news projected last week, making her not only the first woman to hold the role, but also the first black woman. making history in more ways than one. black mayors will run america's four largest cities now for the first time in history. eric adams new york. lori lightfoot of chicago, and service jules turner of houston. as you are the president of the african american mayors association, what is your take on the significance of this historic moment? >> thank you

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