stacey allen is the chief ranger at shiloh national park and if you've never had the pleasure of a stacey allen led presentation, put that in your bucket list. you want to get that one. i enjoyed one some 20 years ago. and stacey brings a passion and knowledge of shiloh that no one can really match. and if you haven't bought your copy yet, this is the last plug of the day. the shiloh film that embodies stacey's passion and scholarship about the battle is, of course, available here today at the event. and is being shown, i guess, as we speak at the visitor's center at the battlefield. stacey will go first and sort of give us his judge, you know, very tightly judged view of what the battle meant and its significance and then following stacey will be someone else who used to walk those fields of shiloh on a regular basis when he was a ranger at the battlefield and that's dr. tim smith. tim is now a professor at the university of tennessee martin. and tim is glass prolific author on the civil war, particularly civil war preservation and then in particular shiloh itself. i brought along severa

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and we'll tour the battlefield with chief park ranger stacey allen saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. and sunday night at 7:00 the angel of the battlefield and founder of the red cross, clara barton operated the missing soldiers office in a washington, d.c. boarding house until 1868. join us as we rediscover the third floor office as it's prepared for renovations. this weekend on american history tv on krrs-span sbst 3. >> last week the feminist majority foundation hosted a forum in washington focused on issues important to women in the 2012 election. during this discussion panelists addressed some of the ballot measures affecting women. among the participants representative from planned parenthood and the national lesbian and gay task force. this event contains some language some people they find offensive. >> this next forum is called coming to a state near you. you've heard a little bit today already about some of these so-called personhood initiatives that are going to be on state ballots. we have some of the leading experts to tell you a little bit more about where these are happ

of shiloh, with almost 24,000 casualties, and we'll tour the battlefield with chief park ranger stacey allen, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern, and sunday night at 7:00 p.m., the angel of the battlefield and founder of the red cross, clara barton operated the missings' office in a d.c. boarding house until 1868. join us as we rediscover the third floor office as it's prepared for renovations, this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. >>> this saturday at noon eastern on c-span 2s book tv, join our live call-in program with distinguished former navy s.e.a.l. and author chris kyle as he talks about his life from professional rodeo rider to becoming the most lethal sniper. at 10:00 p.m. on afterwards -- >> if you think of yourself as a family and you think of yourself as a team. she said when i get a raise at work, he is so proud of me. it's like we got a raise. but i felt as though she had redefined providing to include what her husband does and she had a lot of respect for what her husband was doing. >> the richer sex on the changing role of women as the breadwinners of the family and how

and we'll tour the battlefield with chief park ranger stacey allen, saturday at 6:00 p.m. eastern. sunday night at 7:00, the angel of the battlefield, and founder of the red cross, claire ra barton operated the missing soldier's office in a washington, d.c. boarding house until 1868. join us as we rediscover the third floor office as it's prepared for renovations. this weekend on american history tv on c-span 3. economist allen metzeler disagreed with the federal reserve's handling of the economic crisis. he says he'd verse policies and slowly raise interest rates. he explains his stance in this half-hour session hosted by the atlantic magazine. [ applause ] >> well, this is quite a parade of talent that you've got unfolding in front of you. i do want to commend this -- this interviewee. to you, who don't know, he is one of the most eminent economic scholar in the world. he is an author of a wonderful two-volume history of the federal reserve. we'll start right at the beginning. alan i know you're in the in the bernanke as hero category. you've been cite critical in thins you've wr

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