schofield was outraged. he demanded that mckee name his source and when he refused ordered him arrested. lincoln gently reprimanded the general. not for violating freedom of the press, but for upsetting the political card. i fear this loses you the middle position i desire you to occupy in missouri. missouri is a state teetering between the south and the north with a lot of bloodshed. i care very little for the publication for any of the letters i've written, please spare me the trouble, this is likely to bring. schofield's answer was he has to be arrested, he has to be restrained. so lincoln said okay, there's an apparent impropriety but it's a case where no evil could result and i'm entirely willing to overlook. finally knox was set free. as lincoln had written schofield in the letter that started the whole business, the one that was published. a good thing to be published because they reflect his overall policy on martial law in all the border states. let your military measures be strong enough to repel t

our paris correspondent, hugh schofield, explains how this could benefit britain. >> france, which generates electricity via nuclear power, has done for 50 years, made a strategic decision back in the 1960's, and the goal is the preeminent player in the field of nuclear power. britain wants some of that, and it's developing its own nuclear stock because it has to abate its energy supply network, so it's building, and it wants french know-how. it also wants to start building up its own know-how, building up its own capacity to generate nuclear technology to export nuclear technology. so this is not just about buying into the french, it's also about building up british expertise. >> libyans are marking precisely one year since the start of the revolution which toppled colonel muammar gaddafi. he was ousted from power after more than 40 years, of course. celebrations planned in towns and cities right across the country. that is amidst fears of instability there, largely because some of those brigades of former rebel fighters have still not handed over their weapons. gabriel gatehouse is in trip

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