you have to get the loom and the shawnee didn't want anything to do with this. but at least boone was out there trying as opposed to everyone else who was basically just picking up their kentucky long rifle at the first sight of an indian and blowing his head off they could before they got their own head blown off. and that's one of the things that really struck me about boone that he was a man out of his time. i mean, tom and i have seen stories now about i guess their statues of daniel boone that have been to faced or there's petitions to take them down. i know there's been graffiti in the daniel boone national forest in kentucky. daniel boone was not one of those men. he had his faults. he was a man of his era like washington and jefferson and john hancock and benjamin franklin. i think 46 like 46 of the 51 signatories to the declaration of independence later in life. daniel boone did own slaves. he owned black human beings. he bought seven females and their children to work in his failed trading posts. so the man was not a he was not a saint by any means but

and the leader of the ambush, a shawnee named big jim who actually had died eating at the house is justratuitously plucking out one by one his fingernails and then his toenails. and then we come almost full circle to later in the book very late in the book where daniel boone's son -- his other son -- israel, one of his other sons, dies in boone's arms. he's got an indian musket ball lodged in his heart. in his dying breaths, he's spewing blood. so, yes this book is not for the faint of heart i suppose. one historian called the era that we write about in the mid 18th century, mid 1700s, i want to get this straight, a whirlwind of blood and carnage. this was the era when the first stirrings of what was later to be called manifest destiny were sprouting up among the american colonists who were stuck on the east coast by the appalachian mountains, the appalachians as they call them down there. they were anxious to complete what they thought was their own manifest destiny, a phrase by the way which wasn't even coined for 50 years. and the butchery that i spoke of earlier was par for the cour

cornstalk, the shawnee who was a chief in the diplomatic sense and the military sense.tle turtle, hanging maw, dragging canoe, some of them had more colorful names, but they didn't -- there was wasn't a strong enough or lengthy enough thread for us to latch the whole story onto. then when we thought of daniel boone, a challenge that we faced was, well, what if daniel boone -- everybody knows daniel boone by name. they know the figure daniel boone. as bob mentioned before, some people think he died at the alamo, so they think they know daniel boone. then they know of the name because he was in the television show for several years playing the trusty loyal sidekick. but we thought what if he doesn't measure up. but as bob had said, he was everywhere it seems. he kept showing up at the battles here and french and revolutionary war and the adventures, rescuing his daughter and two friends from being kidnapped and there were other exploits that he was involved in. but we did a deep dive from to find out for that story would he measure up, and that was one of the delights was

he fought the shawnee indians out there and even returned here to his house with a few young shawnee warriors, who are living here awaiting for their peace treaty, which might get very interesting seeing as -- well, i'm not sure if you have heard the news yet. it would seem that our governor lord dunmore ran out the back door in the middle of the night last night. interesting times. you would think he would feel safe here in this house, but apparently not. normally he would attend to his business right here at the palace, a good bit in this parlor over here. you might notice there's a desk here in the parlor. that is for his secretary. although apparently he and his wife left last night as well. i think he's taken some of the servants with him as well. the professional english housekeeper, she would have never left the pantry door wide open like that. all the valuable things in that pantry. well of course the governor would be coming back. why would they leave all of these things behind in here, especially all of these? 540 weapons in the display. oh, and they are virginia's weapons.

the delaware and the treaty of fort finney in 1786, dealing with the shawnees. ultimately, congress came to recognize that these treaties were all so problematic, they tried to organize a single treaty meeting in 1789 that would bring together representatives of all the ohio indians in one mass gathering. there was one signed document. from the native americans who attended, they said it was chaotic and undeterminative. again, they contested the outcome. so in that context with those failed treaties in the background, from 1787 until 1784, the united states was back at war with the ohio indians. this was a war that really was the first military undertaking of the new united states army. the first function of the u.s. army was to try to defeat this coalition of ohio indians, which the united states had failed to bargain with in the form of treaties, and which the united states really needed to get out of the way if it was going to proceed with its western land enterprise. arthur st. claire was the first commander of american forces in the ohio country. he did not

the shawnees were engaged in that war, a battle at point pleasant in 1774. you remember that dunn moore's war established the principle at least in the minds of virginians, that kentucky was now open to settlement. so one of the oddities of the american revolution is that in the spring and summer of 1775, this is the same time that the shot heard round the world was fired at lexington -- or at concord, rather. the battle of lexington and concord. the battles of bunker hill. at the same time all that stuff was going on in new england. at the same time, parties of virginians were moving into this newly claimed land in 1775. and without permission from the crown, without any legitimate authority from above, but having taken part of the war in 1774 hundreds of dozens of people begin to occupy kentucky in the spring and summer of 1775. this is a map i just want to take a minute to look at. i am sure that you have a vision of what we are talking about when i am talking about the ohio country. this is actually a map that depicts battles in the -- during and after t

and l fernandez as more i shawnee and trying to stay on top of their schoolwork. this is says, who attend the government school in colombo as public exams in a few months. but their teachers have stopped conducting online classes as part of a trade union action, demanding better pay, longer enabled adler dang up b. it's difficult to study the syllabus by ourselves. there's a lot to cover, especially with the final exam coming to barton good martini the girl. mother, sita walks as a maid, 3 days a week. their father is a builder. they say they cannot afford to pay private fusion for any of their 4 children up again in the go. it's families like us day wage earners that are the worst effected in my. we only have school or online classes to rely on. that's why we're worried. she lanka, salon teacher's union is on an indefinite strike, which keeps them away from online teaching exam preparation, paper correction and the duties it says 25 years of waiting for better pay is more than enough dock off yadda. i do the lowest for teachers, and se, obviously, like this is tr

union know, but he's got more then you said in the book and then i just you can get a minute via shawnee and by the way, when you call when you get a chance to call me any last minute she called me. ringback for your call, i didn't know where to go. now. model ship bathroom. i'm use one of the 2nd dish. yeah. i hear you. because no get on the shaft we can sure we don't waste your place in english today. story. yeah. welcome. really good to endo going sorry guys. i forgot laurie shabby man. she'll grab grab the part and she does she give up? do you do much mankind with gosh, sure she has come or not called me ah ah ah ah. most of course you on your leash ship brand new started to run bill. can you fight to buy? yeah. she has. she had no idea because he never in a national not relish. sorry. married. have been that i i she, katy, you're a chevy and give laura a. she called me that by last few scope sheets. ashley gumble, my new shots. they could come and show room for a show i should be shouldn't. i mean, but i like called me to sign years if wish. yup. algebra. i yeah. not. what did i so

vaporize ation appear to protect against nitrous amine formations in the body from all data ready, shawnee, suppose the nicotine is cousin or genic in mice, and very potentia in human. because the mechanism they make a casa tumor is to go through, then i just come in and i chose, i, me has been proven on a more customer gene as well as human customer, despite the vibrant advertising campaigns and the cutting edge design of the devices. e cigarettes may not be as harmless as a manufacturer suggest. why we found this with smoke tobacco, similar among the nuclear, to combat the issue grid, the da da da damage you will observe. very similar and the effect on the diego repair are very similar, and the have the protein of it is similar. so that's why i think that we have to be very, very careful to make that recommendation commission dolores park in san francisco on a spring day in 2019 it's the place to meet for young people. in particular on the weekend. smoking is actually forbidden the park, as is sleeping or smoking marijuana. instead of handing out citations, the par, god prefers to explai

students like shawnee and minority will be hoping to strike will be over soon, so they can carry on with their study. fernandez, i'll just the colombo ah top stories on how to 0 1st news conferences taking control in afghanistan. taliban indicated once peaceful relations with other countries, the group is being keen to show new face to the world, doing inclusion and education for women and religious tolerance. a group consist that will offer amnesty to anyone who worked with the government or foreign forces . money or charlotte bell, this was not the news conference. and also the 1st question about human rights for women and children. if money me out of what i hit these nomic emerett of us kinda stand is committed to the rights of women within the framework of shari'a are we, we have the same rights. they can work in different sectors on the basis of our rules and regulations. and education and health and other areas where they are going to be work and shoulder to shoulder with us, what we want to assure the international community. there will be no discrimination against women. but of c

i'm about to get on board with shawnee, anna, and corey, founders of the nyc-based previous panzee skateginalized because of the color of their skin, because of their gender, sexuality, these people deserve this space. >> talk to me a little bit about this journey you've been on actually coming out and how skating has helped you. >> i didn't know myself as well. i was living in wisconsin in a pretty small town. at that point in my life i didn't know i was trans yet or a gender queer person. i think that's a part of the queer experience, figuring out who you are. i got into skating and i met these people and i was like, this is my people. i believe in chosen family, and that's my chosen family. at the end of the day you know that there's going to be a place for you. >> reporter: along with providing a safe space for skaters, panzee hosted community meetups. >> we did a juneteenth event with "quell" magazine and they skate, a skateboarding organization, and raised money for queer black organizations. and so whatever way that we can give back to that community, we felt like that was the bes

there had been threatening the city of shawnee, but they were extinguished several 100 heck to the far as will burned and some animals were also killed. there's also been huge fries in italy with hot weather, continuing to wash and condition that harrison locals have been evacuated from coastal cities like could tanya and scar a 55 to say they have faced hundreds of blazes and populated areas in the past few days. but they are starting to get the situation under some control. mm. the taliban as war is warning of further attacks against top afghan officials. there was an explosion, air defense facility and the capital cobble on wednesday, just hours after a comp on blast and gum battle in the house of defense minister, milan hammer. the taliban says it was behind that attack on diplomatic editor. james bass has more in recent hours, the taliban has shown that currently pursuing 2 very different types of warfare. in cobble, this blast targeted. one of the men leading the government's military can but spend a monitor him home button on it as a defense minister and veteran commander busine

students like shawnee and minority will be hoping the strike will be over soon, so they can carry on with their studies. fernandez al jazeera colombo. ah, and let's take you through some of the headlines here now just are now taught. bonnie is trying to ease fears in afghanistan. 2 days officer took control of the capital, found group is declared an amnesty across the country and is urging women to join its government. after monday, scenes of desperation, the situation of campbell airport is stabilizing with military evacuation flights now, resuming hundreds of africans ran onto the tarmac to escape tommy bon rule. correspondent robin bryant has more from cobble on the st themselves of cobble this tuesday. this is day 2 of us halliburton rule, if you like. there has been an increased presence in the number of taliban on the streets. they are far more prominent. and also we do hear from the taliban that you know, they have instructed the taliban fighters that they should respect people's right. they should not go into people's homes without being invited. they do seem to be very consc

his hilltop vineyard is especially at risk now cuz shawnee works with a team that maps his land with multi spectral images that help him make complex subtle decisions about when to water and how much he needs to irrigate. seattle go through the other job or the we were forced to use the system because without it, a lot of land would be unusable. with this technology, we're able to keep this land productive. otherwise we'd have to shut down shutting down his families. vineyard just isn't an option whether reinventing ways to 10 traditional crops are market new ones. these farmers are coming up with strategies to face and uncertain future. adarine algebra mentor, tina italy. over the past 50 years, some 500 buildings in the brazilian seaside town have been destroyed by the ocean. the atlantic ocean has been slowly consuming at the phone. i just north of re, it's generic or concerns more will to come to the sea is water levels rise. it's believe the destruction was caused by climate change, as well as the diversion of a major nearby river, which weakened and natural barrier. cuba has in

she had been looking for an unprecedented trouble in the 1505 and 10000 meter of that. shawnee miller, we were of the bahamas, had successfully defended her title in the women's 400 meters, mar lady paulina, the dominican republic, one silver. while american allison felix became the most decorated female track and field athlete with her bronze. that's her 10th olympic metal. you've got to joshua j. peggy has won the 5000 meters, the world record holder added to his silver from last week and the 10000 meters poland dow tamala, has won the final ever metal in the mens. 50 kilometer race walk. it will be replaced in paris by an unspecified mix team event. as there is an equivalent for women medalists have slammed the decision. that's a terrible mistake by the i o. c and the world lex. i think we showcase today. that was an event that belongs to me, one tax it every athlete from, from the lead, down to the athlete, the path cross national and last and body. everything about the olympics that ability to endure. like i said, it's heartbreak. and what can i say, of course, in a one side we a

you may, i dictate an offer 100 shawnee? i couldn't put it better myself. we had to indonesia, next square coven cases continue to rise in a single day last week. the country recorded nearly 50000 new infections and over 1000 deaths. but these numbers are likely to be much higher. after the lie show, the gas and i stop talking about statistics of focused in on the personal stories they wanted the international community to know. well, i have a friend recently who's husband died because of course at 19 am he had a co morbidity. and if only he got the vaccine in time, he might still be alive today. and she was a doctor as well. and it's an imaginable to lose someone you love. when, especially when you're health work and you thought you should be saving them. but you cannot even say your own family and so heartbreaking moment. and vaccine might not be the only solution, but 6.6 percent in coverage reach is just appalling really. so i, i have a story my own. i mean, we're very closely lead to mine in, but they are so much island and they got coffee and they got

and we will cram anthony web. shawnee well thank you so much for coming into a program today. great savvy with us are going to good night love. so hold us our cross cutting away in a few moments time. join us to get in half an hour for the latest. oh the, now we have easy. i just heard that it was a healthy alternative to figure out how do we trust tobacco companies with their message that these new products are actually going to reduce these? these are making the tobacco open wars ah ah, ah. hello in welcome to cross top where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle. remember the great 964 film doctor. strange love. you remember the subtitle of the film? it was how i learned to stop worrying and love the bomb. well, i have a 2021 updated subtitle. when it comes to the surveillance state, how i learned to stop worrying and love the intel community. folks today are not feared there adored the. the cross talking the security state, i'm joined by my guess, ray mcgovern in raleigh. he's a former c. i a analyst in atlanta. we have robert patello. he is a civil rights attorney,

shawnee george, the manager of communications, finally left a message on my phone, weeks later. i asked her to give me two minutes. ten minutes later, she said she would have her team on it. she would research this image, the year in which it was made, the headlines from that year that we thought were appropriate. and her team sent me multiple headlines, multiple front pages of the "washington post" from 1947. i chose the one that is part of the statue, the above the fold set of headlines "because of its relationship to alice dunnigan's work in civil rights, and women's rights. and there was a lot mentioned on this particular newspaper about president and mrs. truman. and some of the headlines, which you can read, if you look closely, we replicated it in such a way that it is legible. that you can read the newspaper that's in her hands as part of the sculptture. one of the headlines says capitol termed graphic example of non-democracy. the nation's capitol was label a graphic illustration of a failure of democracy by the president's committee on civil rights. the next one says,

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