Most of the time is no, but we paid weight that patient up anyway. I think we need to redo hospitals and as you alluded to we are changing course the outpatient and that is the trend all over and i think the trend will be even greater because right now when you go to a Doctors Office they draw your blood, they collect data and call you later with the results. Not a efficient system. The office of the future will be prick your finger at home, send it in, check your Blood Pressure , you go in and do something remarkable and actually have a discussion. You can watch this and other programs online apple tv. Org. Heres a look at some the bestselling nonfiction books according to politics and prose bookstore in washington dc. Richard rothsteins report that local, state and federal legislation has been responsible for americas a segregated cities in the color of law followed by Sally Friedman the jersey brothers with the story of two us naval mens efforts to find their get this brother listed
American envoys lobbied the governments of france and spain. The american diplomats efforts were rewarded in the 1778 treaty of alliance and the entry of spain into the war in 1779. Arms and supplies from the spanish governor of louisiana aided the american cause and at the end of the war, the french army and navy made the yorktown victory possible. The stories are our nations early days cannot be told without reference to the records here at the national archives. Diplomatic correspondence, treaties, military commissions and more documents on the International Side of the American Revolution. The two authors we have with us will enlighten us about the roles france and spain played in our countrys formative years. So lets now hear from the panel. To lead the discussion today were happy to have a professor of history at George Mason University and the author of revolutionary backlash, women in politics in the early american republic. The author of brothers at arms, men and france of spa
I will be chairing or moderating the panel. After the three papers i will offer some brief comments, some thoughts, some questions i had in order to make it hopefully start generating conversations for us for the q a portion. I will introduce our three presenters. We will go in the order they appear on the program. The presenters will speak for roughly 20 minutes, and that i will speak for a few minutes and open things up. Our first presenter will be Graham Hodges, the George Langevin professor of history at Colgate University. He has written on africanamericans and labor in new york city, and more recently written a political apathy of david robles, and important figure in railroad activities. He is working on a book that reframes the underground railroad and will hear about his ideas about reframing, thinking about the underground railroad and a larger context if reading freedom making. Kate mazer, associate professor of history at northwestern. She has written on emancipation and wa
Hello. Welcome to the programme, were live until 11. Throughout the programme well bring you the latest Breaking News and developing stories. And well be talking to the wife of kris maharaj who has spent 30 years fighting to clear her husbands name after he was convicted of Double Murder in florida. Is it a Miscarriage Ofjustice . New evidence means he could be out of prison by christmas. Do get involved. Use the hashtag victorialive, and if you text, you will be charged at the Standard Network rate. Our top today. The funeral of Pc Keith Palmer, who was murdered in the Terror Attack in westminster last month, will be held this afternoon. The 48 year old was stabbed to death by Khalid Masood as he stood guard outside the Palace Of Westminster. Officers from across the country will line the route to Southwark Cathedral, where a full Police Service will be held. Daniel boettcher reports. Bells. Yesterday, the coffin of Pc Keith Palmer was brought to the Palace Of Westminster the place wh
The firm was founded in 1923. Began publishing mostly trade books. The original book had academic plant to them because mr. And mrs. Norton like to go to the peoples institute which is a sort of adulteducation branch, cooper union in new york city and one can imagine mrs. Norton tugging and saying, someone should publish these lectures. It was mr. Norton kept his day job in importexport industry but began to published from the peoples institute. We were first founded at peoples Institute Press and operated under that name for three years. Mr. Norton 1926, the firm was reincorporated as w. W. Norton and company, he quit job in the industry and became a fulltime publisher. How long was mr. Norton active . He was with the firm for 19 years, 1926, he died unfortunately rather suddenly in 1945 after which the firm began an evolution through the generosity of mrs. Norton who was incredibly proud of this publishing that she and her husband had started. By the mid 1950s or formerly in late 195