what i saw looking at that is jefferson thought about declaring them unfeeling one more time in the declaration because it gave the patriots the moral high ground, if you will. but, by july of 1776, the colonists were good and tired of appealing for feeling from britain. they were done asking for peace, john tried to ask the british that they were done -- that they were tired of the culture of sensibility. they were focused on this idea of union through spirit. 76,, -- spirit of ' spirit of brotherhood. >> what, in the end, did they mean by happiness? be happy were you allowed to within the law or what laws were you expect to follow? nicole: it is in the book. but, i am happy to talk about it. basically, they could have said property, but that was a little too concrete. was they meant by happiness the pursuit of a position that brought you satisfaction and contentment. thatsn't a guarantee everyone would be equal, but it was a guarantee that everyone would have a right to pursue a position that make them happy. i actually have a whole chapter on the idea of cheerfulness. people in the 18th cent

the leading female proponent called male teachers, quote, incompetent, intemp rent, coarse, hard, unfeeling, too lazy and stupid to be entrusted with kids' education. i'm sorry for the male teachers in the room. now this panic about male teachers combined with the sort of unwillingness to have an expensive education system really worked. and by 1900, so we're fast forwarding here, 90% of american teachers in northern cities like chicago or new york were female. 1900 was a difficult time for american public education. there were huge numbers of immigrant flooding into our classrooms which meant class sizes in some cases up to 60 kids and there were not enough desks and chairs. and there was a huge need for teachers at this time that girls were graduated the 6th or 7th grade and entering the classroom as teachers. they were hugely underprepared. now, there's a lot of places we might go with a system like that, perhaps better teacher prep, higher standards, smaller class sizes. but actually it was thought among intel leg churls at the time that the real problem now is that women were teachers.

if anybody can't see what kind of animal he is, selfish, unfeeling animal, matthews was first under age person in massachusetts to be tried at an adult and was convicted of second degree murder. sentenced to life with chance parole quinn fought his release three times now at his most recent parole hearing broke down in tears about what he had done. while quinn says she forgives him she never wans him out to hurt anyone else. now walking by the sign hanging on her front door with words every little thing is going to be all right, she says she feels like it rings true. >> you took my son but not my title. i am mum. i am still here. i live in & i bleeth. >> and this decision means that rod matthews will remain behind bars for five years before he could come up for parole again. reporting live in from canton kimberly bookman 7 news night team sky 7hd over topsfield truck caught on fire beneath power topsfield department of public works says the power's now been restored from alternate source of they can all tune in to the news tonight. national dprid is repairing those damaged lines. what g

harriet beecher stow's sister called male teachers, quote, incompetent, intemp rant, coarse, hard, unfeelingtoo lazy and stupid to be entrusted with kids education. i'm sorry for the male teachers in the room. now this panic about male teachers combined with the sort of unwillingness to have an expensive education system really worked. and by 1900, so we're fast forwarding here, 90% of american teachers in northern cities like chicago or new york were female. 1900 was a difficult time for american public education. there were huge numbers of immigrants from eastern and southern europe flooding into our classrooms which meant class sizes in some cases of up to 60 kids, and there were not enough desks or chairs so kids were sitting on the floor in chicago classrooms. and there was a huge need for teachers at this time that girls were graduating the sixth or seventh grade and entering the classroom as teachers. so they were hugely underprepared. now, there's a lot of places we might go with a system like that, perhaps better teacher prep, higher standards, smaller class sizes. but actually it w