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army,ved in the american went to england and was imprisoned as a spy when he was trying to learn. he might have been a spy. i don't know. that is why a want to read the book. he was trying to learn the art of painting in west's studio and befriends john and abigail adams and jefferson and they encourage him to embark in a series of american history paintings. attended about 15 or 16 of them, but only executed about eight. this in my thinking is one of the best. the trumbull gallery in yale. it is rather small. greatnk of trumbell's historical paintings in the rotunda, but the early ones are small. if you ever wonder what his inspiration is, it is west. doing the death of another general outside of the same city, quebec, just five years -- -- 20 years apart. now trumbull, like so many of the other artists, sees -- steers his commercial potential for collecting subscriptions and engravings of the paintings he does. but unlike copley, he is more reluctant to alter the factionalism of his painting. they are all very realistic, but they vary by actual is -- factionalism. as we know wit

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ys have been painful for the ved ones waiting for any kind of news. >> alex ghassan and his fiance ave been missing since friday. his mother who lived in new jersey says she's hoping for the best, preparing for the worst.h. his mother who lived in new jersey says she's hoping for the best, preparing for the worst. she spoke with a friend who was with the couple. >> he said it turned dark, so dark he couldn't see, that he had to put his hands against the wall to get out. he found a way out. he tried to get other people out with him but he couldn't, it was everybody's calling and asking, everybody's wondering. he always wanted to be remembered by his work. so let's just celebrate him and his work. >> ghassan is an up and coming film director. he has twin 4-year-old girls who live with their mother in new jersey. he shot video from the party time stamped 10:26 p.m. it was his final post. >>> there are new deaths to report because of the wildfires in tennessee. officials now say at least 14 fires. nearly 1,700 structures were damaged or destroyed. and state authorities are now admitting th

when i left the boston herald to baltimore ved and my second job, baltimore evening sun, which was aot about e journalism because i was for the first time going in as a working reporter, not as a gopher, not could kid in the cover, i cover city hall, politics and government. that was my first exposure to covering politics. loved it. i covered campaigns with people running for mayor. council and y people going to jail for accepting illegal money under table, i went to the state house and covered the legislative session. to meet a lot of people who chose public service reasons, one reason that until today i still like politics and politicians so many met politicians early on doing it for the right reasons, not the ones you hear all the time doing to rip you off or trying to cut corners. committed to public service, that impressed upon me andrtance of public service public servants, the people who could be doing other things, but to de it is important represent. i worked in baltimore for another three years and then washington and my first job in washington was the "washington post." fo

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