they uncased. unfurled their flags. bands broke into music. and in fact, the mass bands of siegel's two divisions played dixie. very popular, northern song during the civil war. written by two free black musicians in ohio. i just mention this. not until 1939 with the appearance of "gone with the wind" did dixie magically become a song identified with the confederacy. anyway, to this stirring beat, as dick clark would have said in the 1950s. it has a nice beat. you can dance to it. the union troops surged forward. that beautiful charge, i shall never forget, wrote an illinois soldier. with banners streaming, with drums beating, with bayonets sparks with every officer and man cheering, screaming, at the top of his lungs and our blue line at the double quip, it was amazing what a sight, what a sound. the rebel yell was nothing in comparison. under the impact of this spectacular charge which was visible from start to finish across the open fields, the confederate army of the west simply melted away. vandorn and price were among the first to flee l

they swayed them uncases that come before the courts. >> is the first time we learn what they think about the case. it can alter what you think. cases are very close. persuades the council can make the difference. -- persuasive council can make the difference. >> the supreme court hears between 8100 cases in this term. it was opened in 1935 and envisioned by william howard taft. the court room was stored with red drapes and special columns made of marble imported from italy and spain. taft called for more than a new courtroom. outside the rooms added to help both the justices and attorneys prepare for oral arguments. >> the clerk of the courts comes in and they give practical pointers. if they try hard to put people at ease. it is a fun place to be before going into the courtroom. there is a lot of camaraderie. you get to meet your counsel. it is a family. a lot of nervous energy but it is friendly. >> it is designed to come to where they're doing arguments for the first time to make sure for it toot faux pas tell jokes during their oral arguments are not referred to their familiarity wit