she sees unburied soldiers. she sees decimated towns where there are just sticks, you know, burned sticks. she comes home from that determined to work to prevent that. and so she begins to reach tout carrie chapman cat. she becames more aqaipted in ab intimated way. trust friend way as much as she could transcend the various of class. with immigrants and with working -- with labor and especially with working women. and so it is a story that the roosevelts created to give eleanor the political cover that she needed to have to go out and help keep his career alive. now did polio -- his polio change her? absolutely. she was terrified by it. terrified for him. and terrified that she was going lose this independents that she craved? a way that would confine her to the bedroom upstairs in the house. she was already tat before then. [inaudible] >> i want to thank you for your comments about eleanor today. it was terrific. i'm intrigued by your comment on public education as a high school history teacher. i have become

. >> and to unbury it when? >> he came here on june 8th of 2011, the day he abducted bill and lorraine. >> i imagine it's two years and two months later. unless you have some markers where you bury something. >> it was at an intersection of two australias where he did it. i can understand how he can find it. yeah, we have heavy winders and a lot of snow and flooding most springs and so he told us he found it. >> and obviously he didn't leave part of it behind. >> ahe did. he actually did. it was over a year and hurricane irene came through to before we knew that something was here. we did come back in the summer of 2012 trying to find anything that would corroborate his story. we weren't able to. >> the fact that he buried something is his story and there was no way to confirm that? >> that's correct. >> but he knew enough to tell you about the area? >> he did and he told us what he did with the murder weapon and what he did with bill and lorraine's gun that they were where he said he put them in new york state.

. >> to unbury it when? >> he came here june 8th of 2011 the day he abducted bill and lorraine. >> i image some what different two years two months later with all of the tree growth unless you have some sort of markers where you bury something off the path. >> it was at an intersection of two trails where he did it. i could understand how he could find it, but, yeah, we have he heavy winters a lot of snow, we have flooding most springs, and so he told us he found it. >> and obviously he didn't leave part of it behind. >> he did. he actually did. but it w over a year and hurricane irene came through, too, before we knew that something was here. so we did come back in the summer of 2012 trying to find anything that would corroborate his story and we weren't able to. >> so the fact that he buried something that is his story and there's no way to confirm that. >> that's correct. >> he knew enough to tell you about the area? >> he did. and he also told us what he did with the murder weapon. he told us what he did

gardner and gibson had at antietam the three began taking photographs of unburied dead confederates. the three plant this spent 48 hours on the battlefield and in that time taking 6 the images, three force of which were of dead bodies or other aspects of the horrors of war. brady didn't come until a week after that and he and his men didn't start taking photographs until july 15th. by that almost all the bodies had been buried and the most visible signs of battle had been cleaned up. the battlefield was morphing back into the placid rural scene it had been only two weeks before. because the men crossed paths brady new gardener had beaten him to the story so what was he to do? perhaps it wasn't even a question for brady. the two men had very different sensibilities. gardner's was more journalistic and brady's although he was a successful businessman in fokine's sense of the commercial was as i said more artistic. brady himself was not drawn to images of the debt or other sorts of images the showed the price of war. if you go back to the three confederate -- this was a picture brady to