Welcome to this session of the texas book festival with h. W. Brandis. My name is steve hair again. I will be doing a q a with bill. 15 minutes after the session phil will be signing books in the book signing campus between the tenth and eleventh down the street. Please patronized the book signing tent in the bookstore, and pleas by the the book which wont be a problem. This is the book, the man who saved the union, Ulysses Grant and war and peace. If you by this book, proceeds will go to support texas libraries and literacy. It is a great book to read and to find a word because. H. W. Brands is the dixon Allan Anderson centennial prof. Of history in austin. His focus has been for many years on American History and politics and his biographies and histories include a number of tremendous books. This is the just the most recent. Also traitor to his class about Franklin Roosevelt, biography of Andrew Jackson called Andrew Jackson. The age of gold about the gold rush in the 1840s. The Fir
[applause] thank you very much for that introduction and thank you to the David Library for hosting me. Its a real pleasure to be here and see all of you this afternoon. Thank you. The title of my talk this afternoon is, love and honor in 1812. Patriotism and Popular Culture in the new United States. On june 19th of 1812, James Madison made a public announcement of the first war ever to be declared in the history of the United States. He said, quote, i exhort all the good people of the United States as they love their country, as they feel wrongs, that they exert themselves. Madisons call made clear that the expectation of showing love of country required giving support to the war. At a moment of National Crisis patriotism was needed. He sought to justify the conflict to the population at large and motivate the country to support the war. The stakes were high because although a majority in congress had voted in favor of declaring war not one Single Member of the Federalist Party had vo
A Red Wing resident is facing multiple second-degree assault and threats of violence charges after allegedly firing multiple rounds into a home located on Featherstone Road shortly before midnight on May 3.
Dylan Richard Marrison, 18, was booked into the Goodhue County Jail the following day on four second-degree assault charges, four threats of violence charges, and one dangerous weapons-intentional discharge of firearm that endangers safety charge. All are felony level.Â
According to a criminal complaint:
Eric Deegan contacted authorities after a shooting took place at his home on Featherstone Road.Â
No one was injured as a result of the shooting and Deeganâs nephews were home at the time of the shooting.Â
A Red Wing resident is facing multiple second-degree assault and threats of violence charges after allegedly firing multiple rounds into a home located on Featherstone Road shortly before midnight on May 3.
Dylan Richard Marrison, 18, was booked into the Goodhue County Jail the following day on four second-degree assault charges, four threats of violence charges, and one dangerous weapons-intentional discharge of firearm that endangers safety charge. All are felony level.Â
According to a criminal complaint:
Eric Deegan contacted authorities after a shooting took place at his home on Featherstone Road.Â
No one was injured as a result of the shooting and Deeganâs nephews were home at the time of the shooting.Â