University school of medicine talks about the homemade remedies used by 17th century housewives, the partnership of historic boston and the Old North Church cohosted this 15 now i am delighted to introduce the immediate and i think immediate means by a week past president. Of the partnership of the historic boston rose. Who is an old friend. Who will be introducing our speaker for the night. Rose. Good evening. And welcome. To this wonderful program. As most of us all of you know each year the partnership has a themed series of events after september 7. September 7 is the day in which boston and water town were named. And we always commemorate that date. We have this themed series of events each year. This years theme is medicine and mortality. Im here to tell you it is the most successful charter day we have ever had. How many of you have been to other ents this year . Would you raise your hand. Thats what i thought. This wonderful. Excellent. In addition to our fall activities we hav
[inaudible] thanks for joining us on former congressman tom davis. The book by Craig Shirley is an awardwinning author. This book a new gingrich i enjoyed the book, its an easy read. You learn a lot not just about new but the history i think we tend to forget memories are short. We still have a saying the public courtroom if there were five cabinet with four drawers the second drawer our needs good ideas. I think that was running jo joke. It was but he was the guy. So much of what he introduced to the public was a part of the organization lack of corruption and part of the ideas. Part of the was gingrich a part of that . It was very much pretrade as regular principles. In many ways the contract was a referendum on Ronald Reagan which was bill clinton. Everybody was confident in that context today, the media portrays the media be in one way but you offer nuance of being how he got into politics, to replace the people who are in power, tell us about his first race. He was a conservative,
Only on cspan3. Next, lori lyn price of tufts school of medicine talks about graded ande remedies used by 17thcentury new england house was. The partnership of his stored old New England Church cohosted. Introducelighted to the immediate and by immediate i think a week, past president of Boston Society who is an old friend who will be introducing our speaker for tonight. [applause] good evening. Welcome to this wonderful program. , all of you, no, each year the partnership has a after series of events september 7. September 7 is the day on which boston, georgetown, and watertown were named and we always commemorate date. We have a series of events each year. This years theme is that medicine and mortality. Im here to tell you it is the most successful charter day we have ever had. Tell me if you have been to other events this year . Would you raise your hand . That is what i thought. This is a wonderful. Excellent. In addition to our fall activities, we have lectures, Reading Group dis
Good evening. Welcome to this wonderful program. As most of us, all of you, no, know, each year the partnership has a themed series of events after september 7. September 7 is the day on which boston, georgetown, and watertown were named and we always commemorate date. We have a series of events each year. This years theme is that medicine and mortality. Im here to tell you it is the most successful charter day we have ever had. Tell me if you have been to other events this year . Would you raise your hand . That is what i thought. This is a wonderful. Excellent. In addition to our fall activities, we have lectures, Reading Group discussions, and tours from april through november. We are an allvolunteer group that cares passionately about telling the forgotten history of boston from 1630 until the revolution. We do have three more programs coming up. Rescheduling the anticipated talk at the old statehouse by dr. David jones. It will be a wonderful closing to this whole theme and we wil
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