memoir. in pain he wrote from morning until night for 11 months finished his book less than a week before his death july 23, 1885. memoir sold over 300,000 copies, royalties earned grant s wife 450,000 dollars, equivalent to 13 million today, no previous book had sold so quickly. there are some literatures who describe it as greatest work of american non-fiction. grant has a clarity and honesty, you will never quite see the process of civil war the same. once you read it and never think of grant the same. same. brett: his representation with historians did not age well. they voiced sympathy with
memoir. in pain he wrote from morning until night for 11 months finished his book less than a week before his death july 23, 1885. memoir sold over 300,000 copies, royalties earned grant s wife 450,000 dollars, equivalent to 13 million today, no previous book had sold so quickly. there are some literatures who describe it as greatest work of american non-fiction. grant has a clarity and honesty, you will never quite see the process of civil war the same. once you read it and never think of grant the same. same. brett: his representation with historians did not age well. they voiced sympathy with
set to make their debut last year, until covid canceled the 2020 season. while the stands are full now, don t think the team is turning a profit. what does losing your inaugural season cost a franchise? millions of dollars, probably close to $15, $17 million. reporter: leaving the trash pandas trying to save the club from the financial dumpster before ever taking the field. iose down, and lay people off, or come up with other creative ways to bring people here to the ballpark, use the facility, do non-baseball events and really push our merchandises. reporter: here in chattanooga, the lookouts didn t have that kind of flexibility. in fat, they went more than 600 days without fans in the stands. playing ball since 1885, the lookouts are one of the oldest teams in minor league baseball. are you still in survival mode? in a lot of ways, yes. reporter: teams lost 20 games this year, many, including the lookouts, started the shortened season with capacity
hpv. but it turns out that a lot of these anti-vaccine themes are as old as vaccines themselves. so buckle up for a brief history of anti-vax conspiracy theories. let s start in the 1790s when small pox was combatted by an early vaccine. attacked by opponents, quote, a foreign assault on traditional order. sound familiar? check out this contemporary cartoon showing people turning into cows because the vaccine s use of cow pox as a way to inoculate against small pox. fast forward to 1885 during a deadly outbreak in montreal. they circulated this pamphlet decrying the tierney of doctor craft, the raveings of a mad press were pressuring parents into committing a crime against your innocent and helpless children by getting them vaccinated. check out this pamphlet cartoon kicker. should a working man be forced into vaccination by a police officer and doctor? claiming outrage on personal liberty.
they didn t have internet connectivity, then they could not take advantage of the technology with telehealth. how can i help you. reporter: what about where high speed internet is plentiful, rural wilson, north carolina, near the tech hub built its own municipal internet system called greenlight in 2008. well, you re not used to number one was did you have sewer, number two was did you have county water and right on down the line. now i think the broadband internet has jumped in front. reporter: stone and his partner robbie brown developing home sites as fast as they can and sell before they re finished and the builder will only build them if. the first question he asks was there high speed internet as in greenlight. reporter: and it s not just home building. we are standing in the middle of the old haring drugstore built in 1885. reporter: tech consultant bill o boyle is bringing lots of higher paying jobs to wilson.