Panel, the will make their way to the authors ten next door to that and will be happy to personalize and sign the books for you. Our moderator is timis bell. During his 30plus years as a journalist his has serve as writer, photographer, photo editor, pain designer, and shreddographyer. He researches and writes and photographs books on the civil war, civil rights history, and the gulf coast in 2007 he want inducted be usm communication and journalism hall of fame. Id like to thank all of you for coming. I was going to start the session off with the quote from another mississippi author, shelby foote. Any understand offering this nation has to be based on an noning of the civil war. The civil war deoffendded us as what we are and it opened us to what we game, good and bad. Its necessary if youre going to understand the american character of the 20th century to learn about this enormous catastrophe of the 19th 19th century. The crossroads of our being and a hell of a crossroads. Id like t
Minutes will be back with more live coverage of the mississippi book festival. If you want to see the schedule of events go to book tv. Org or you can visit the mississippi book festival website at ms book festival. Com. First heres more book tvs visit to jackson last year. When i was a writer i think i said in the south that i take for what i know for granted and i feel like i am judged because my eyes have been cleaned by experience so i know where a. M. I have a base to see people moving in that clear lights were in jackson mississippi it is a National Historical landmark and wealthy was a writer she was born in 1909 and died in 2001. She was a writer who won just about every literary prize there was. She studied throughout the world really published in many languages, she wrote wrote short short stories. That was the form she most value. She had four collections of short stories in total in just over 50 stories of that collection. There is onenr writers beginning to look at the tim
Decontaminated. Reporter when it comes to cleanup, hires the company and paying for the work is the responsibility for the homeowner. The family wont be able to move back. So youre looking at 10,000 bucks. Reporter since firefighters and cleanup crews dont know what the chemicals are, everything needs to be tested, logged, cleaned up and thrown away at a Hazardous Waste landfill. Anything could take up to a week to four weeks. [ zipperle uncomfortable, its far better to be protected from these materials. Reporter once the home is given the all clear, the owners will get back the keys. We want to make sure were protecting our environment, their lives and our lives, our communitys lives to make sure this is handled so life can go on as it was before. Reporter im Victoria Sanchez for next. Firefighters think they contained the threat from the chemicals to that one house because the chemicals were all in containers and now that negative. Just like the ads five days to go . [ music ] . The
West after the end of the civil war. Congressional republicans had an environmental view of citizenship, desiring to turn both freed africanamericans and farmers. Nto small each group, many white americans believed, would be loyal to the government until the soil and till the soil based on a northern agricultural model. Adam dean is an assistant professor of history at lynchburg college, specializing in slavery, the american civil war, and reconstruction. He received a ba from the university of california los angeles, ma and phd in 19 century history from the university of virginia under the direction of gary gallagher. Herellagher, who will be to speak. Adams scholarship focuses on using insights from environmental and social history to answer longstanding questions about the long civil war and its era. Agrarianbook, republic, farming, antislavery politics, and nature parks in the civil war era, was published by the university of North Carolina press in february 2015. Hes also publish
Appears to involve only the south. But many in the United States also have their eyes on the west. Todays speaker will explore the connections between reconstruction policies to the American South and the American West after the end of the civil war. Congressional republicans had an environmental view of citizenship, desiring to turn both freed africanamericans and indians into Small Farmers. Each group, many white americans believed, would be loyal to the government until the soil and till the soil based on a northern agricultural model. Adam dean is an assistant professor of history at lynchburg college, specializing in slavery, the american civil war, and reconstruction. He received a ba from the university of california los angeles, ma and phd in 19 century history from the university of virginia under the direction of gary gallagher. Gallagher, who will be here to speak. Adams scholarship focuses on using insights from environmental and social history to answer longstanding questi