do i once again was a former whig and whigs were a lot of whigs were reformers. the fell into that category but john brown, for instance, was trying to thread the needle if you will and to find a way for the assembly to call another constitutional convention and which they did do to put in it some provisions that would appease door the suffrage association, meet them half way, and maybe them into the fold and of course, this did not really work out. there were, once again, some hard liners on both sides. and this is where things begin to get out of hand as you get into the spring, as the rhode island rounders that have to to governors which to people going back to the governor to sit in assemblies and so forth but there was that path you call the road not taken on door rebellion project website and and i will stop sharing in a moment i'm just going to drop in that link for those on the call so you can actually check out the website love for people to look at it. of course. once again, it's aimed at teachers to use with students, but gotten some wonderful communic

dorr, once again, was a former whig, and a lot of whigs were reformers. dorr fell into that category. john brown francis was trying to thread the needle, if you will, and to find a way for the assembly to call another constitutional convention and to put in it some provisions that would appease dorr, the suffrage association, meet them halfway and maybe bring them into the fold. and, of course, this did not really work out. thereid were some hard-liners on both sides, and this is where things begin to get out of hand as you get into the spring. rhode island then had two governors, but there was that path called the road not taken on the dorr rebell onproject web site. and i will stop sharing in a moment here. i'm just going to drop if that link for those on the call so you can actually check out the web site. we want people to the look at, of course -- teachers to use for students. we've gotten some wonderful communication over the years. we're very fortunate. the link is now in the chat so we can -- we're very fortunate to have so much support from diffe

the whig party collapses in the 1850s over slavery, the republican party replaces the whig party by 1860 and for the last 160 years, you have the democrats and republicans, the two major parties. >> a gallup poll from just this past may, they do this on party identification in this country. 30% of respondents saying they identify as republicans, 27% saying they identify as democrats, 41% saying they identify as independent. do you believe those numbers are accurate and what does that say about us? >> so, when you ask people how they identify, yes, a lot of people identify as independent. a lot of people don't like to call themselves democrats don't like to call themselves republicans. those numbers have been in the 40s for about two decades now and they tend to go up and down a little bit but basically states in the mid to low 40s. what does that mean when somebody says they are independent? well, for most people, it means i don't want to associate with myself with either of those two parties but if i vote, i will consistently vote for one of the two parties because i think one of the tw

the week now these games we get just little snippets there through the knoxville whig this is parson brown those paper he's more interested in political baseball is a novelty is interesting and my gosh who are these guys who want to be idle lazy on the weekends when they should be in church playing baseball and so little information but what we do get is during that first game in 1867, it was attended by hundreds of spectator ers, both men and women. and women play a part as spectators in this game. and it was believed by women being on the ball field that they would calm the men and that they would not get out of hand, not get competitive. and remember that they are gentlemen, first and foremost during that game, a brass band led the procession of these two teams, the knoxville knoxville's and the holsteins, to the knoxville baseball grounds. and it is said by dow that they won that first game by 17. i can't confirm it from another source, but it does hold true that the knoxville prevailed in that first game and immediately was issued the next week for a game and that game the hosts

davis was a prominent whig. weeks later dorr's uncles factor right, allen junior took it upon himself to go to boston to orchestrate actually an arms deal with the massachusetts adjutant general. on may 4, samuel ward king as he celebrated his inaugural as governor under thend royal charter, things are really starting to heatt up. dorr taking device ofoc democrac senators in washington who had written to him with careful though at this point in early may not to do anything that might incite violence, and he was receiving some letters including from levi woodbury from new hampshire. but, of course, as some of you may know this would not last. in writing my book on dorr i s struck by how true each side was to the core values a claim to be fighting for. it was the course of power of recalcitrant state legislature against the potency of the revolutionary doctrine of popular sovereignty. history seldom provides us with. embodiments of contrasting lyricall alternatives but in te spring of 1841 they were both on displa

davis was a prominent whig. weeks later. dawes uncle zachariah allen took it upon himself to.ton to orchestrate actually an arms deal with the massachusetts adjutant general. on may 4th. king samuel, working as he celebrating his inaugural as governor under. the royal charter. things are really to heat up dore the advice of democratic in washington who had written to him was careful though this point in early may not to do anything that might incite violence and he was was receiving some letters including from levi woodbury from new hampshire which of course, some of you may know this would not last. in writing my book on dore was struck by how true each side to the core values it claimed to be fighting, for it was the course of power recalcitrant state legislature against potency of the revolution. every doctrine of popular history seldom us with pure embodiments of contrast in political alternatives. but in the spring 1841, they were both on display in the military projections of both perspectives were pretty much committed to a collision when reading the letters from this p

democracy, and i believe that, taking into account the age of vladimir vladimirovich putin and the whigds , we are approaching the third world war like a high-speed espresso, and then it will not matter to us who is 80 years old and who is 45 because the question of the third world war and the end of the world will die in italy can only be said by a person who says that i only have so much left and i have to solve it all quickly, she is a fool well, i understand just thank you, you didn't make us laugh, the truth of this world war is called you are such a laugh through tears, mystically, so laugh through tears at the end of zelensky's topic and his meeting with well, it is possible and directly with biden, it is possible simply with american bullies this is an important task for all information so after exactly that nato, which you talked about, after all, then it really resonated, well, it would be, you know, i can imagine how putin thinks. because putin is such an old machine, it will be created somewhere or made by the andropov institute somehow there twisted screwed and how such mac

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the conservative party, except for one other member, was against allowing -- into parliament and the whigs other party, palmerston's party were in favor. disraeli gave a speech arguing that -- should be let into parliament, but not based just on equal rights, which is, of course, a pretty good argument in itself, but based on what christianity owes judaism. and as he turned just to imagine him, this very jewish young man at the time, standing in parliament and having the hot spot as a baptized to say and he literally says these words where is your christianity if not for their judaism. and then he goes on to write this strange and fascinating novel among others to read about a christian aristocrats who journeys to to the holy land and goes to mount and is told that basically all of the world needs the revelation of sinai, that that the -- to the world. so if someone's running for for someone's trying to work his way as disraeli put it up the greasy pole you wouldn't necessarily recommend to write a novel like that but he did but he did. and so what that means is that his views about god an

majesty you have disposed of the divisions correctly, but two posts in the government must be left as a whig me good night good morning good what a strange sight, my dear, but it’s better. it seems i'm getting sentimental over the years. i didn't know either. but i'm so lots of things have been amazing lately. i started browsing. many many letters that you wrote to me. i long for your hugs. i’m waiting for the warmth of your body next to mine, they are very passionate, very frank, the other day it seemed to me that i left them in plain sight. i was terribly afraid that if they fell into the hands of this son of a bitch, it would be from the elevator, and the next day his newspaper. you will be destroyed. you don't dare, you can't imagine what i'm capable of for my country and for you. destroy me, destroy me, i will hide these letters if you announce raise taxes, change the composition of the cabinet and get rid of this battle. don't you want to know what i decided? i want to know that you are happy and in spirit when it's all over. the queen demands the return of your key. turn the key and l

we've had parties come and go, the federalist party, the know nothing party, the whig party.op is gone, they should've changed its name. and i'm not getting, it doesn't stand for anything. over 60% support front, the other thing that it's trump or ron desantis. the far-right wing, in the case of donald trump, is against democratic forces. mitt romney has been a big part of his party, and they don't believe the constitution. we got that, and from detected a coup, and incited the january six insurrection, and they are still on board with the guy. so i welcome any voice. there's a great book called, how democracies die. and one of the ways to save the more people to come together, who don't agree on other things, except for democracy. so i welcome chris christie, i welcomed mitt romney for this fight, i welcome those republicans who walked away from maga, to join us in this fight. we will disagree on policy later, right, but welcome them now, because we need them. we are facing a fascist movement. >> yeah, this is the fight for the survival of the country, policy welcomed second

the second and seventh and the illegal usurpation of the throne by william and mary, we had what the whigstion and the divine right of kings was largely replaced by the contradictory and confusing concept we have today of the sovereignty of parliament, which in my view, is a deeply flawed concept because sovereignty, sovereignty surely rests in the sovereign. the clue is in the name, not in parliament. but at any rate , at the core principle any rate, at the core principle of the divine right of kings still survives today. and if you have a coin of the realm in your pocket, just pull that coin out and look at it and you'll see two initials there for deo. gratia by the grace of god . and gratia by the grace of god. and then reg for regina for the queen. although new coins will say rex, by the grace of god , say rex, by the grace of god, queen or king. now, that was added to the formal styles of the king back in 1521. but today it carries on throughout all the commonwealth realms except for papua new guinea. king charles reigns by the grace of god. and it's the same thing in europe, in denma

this crop contains more whig protein, for example, satisfies all the basic needs of the human body.x pumpkin due to the natural layer of wax on the peel. it can be stored for 3 years on the shelf and does not spoil. scientists are also interested in another exotic pumpkin. the muzzle accumulates substances, uh, medicinal effects that are not regarded as active ingredients that contribute to the prevention and treatment of diabetes. in addition, on experimental plantations there are dozens of crops from hot countries, which in the future will be able to grow not only farmers, but also simple summer residents, and even in the coldest regions of the country, of course, breeders have not forgotten about vegetables traditional for our latitudes. colored tomatoes with improved taste were developed in krasnodar. we carry out extensive selection to improve the taste of fruits. one of ours is to make a purple tomato, uh, with a high content of anthocyanin, which has a very good effect on health. experts study the seeds and decide. which of them will become a new variety or hybrid , genome ma