Other leaders and think about leaders and also to look at Anglo American relations, the aristocracy. Here is a photo of her when she was married to lord randolph and churchill was born in 1874. She was born in 1854. There you see Young Winston with his loving mother. Look at how he is dressed. What an embarrassing portrait for a statesman, right . [laughter] well, churchill wrote in his autobiography that he was a troubled boy in the sense that he caused trouble for others. He said, i was called a troublesome boy. There he is, about 14. You see that scowl. Wow. Does he look like that . [laughter] look at those two. [laughter] 50 years difference, but boy they look alike, dont they . You can see the resemblance between the two, the young teenager and the statesman that stood up to hitler. Ok, that pugnacious, troublesome boy, who grew up to be a statesman who gave trouble to people like hitler. Well, churchills mom, the letters she would write to Winston Churchill. This is what she wrot
Cspan3, created by your local cable company. Watch as an hd, like us on facebook and follow us on twitter. Up next on American History tv u. S. Naval College Professor john maurer talked about Winston Churchills relationship with american president s throughout his career. He talks about how his relationship influenced his rp with american president s including teddy roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and franklin roosevelt. This program is about 90 minutes. Professor maurer i want to thank dale and al and alan and anna for supporting me jenna, yeah, of the New York Historical society again for inviting me back to give a talk. I will be talking about the relationship of churchill to american president s. Churchill knew a great number of them had opinions about these american president s, and they had opinions about him, as you are going to see. So, what im going to be talking about was how leaders reflect on other leaders and think about leaders and also to look at Anglo American relations th
President , cabinet, federal agencies, and state governments. Order your copy today through the cspan online store. Up next on American History tv, u. S. Naval College Professor john maurer talked about Winston Churchills relationship with american president s throughout his political career. He examines churchills changing attitude toward the United States and how this influenced his rapport with american president s including teddy roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and franklin roosevelt. Posted by the New York Historical society, this program is about 90 minutes. Professor maurer i want to thank dale and al and alan and anna for supporting me jenna, yeah, of the New York Historical society again for inviting me back to give a talk. This morning, i am going to be speaking about the relationship of churchill to american president s. Churchill knew a great number of them, met them, he had opinions about these american president s, and they had opinions about him, as you are going to see. So,
It really is. Up next on American History tv, u. S. Naval College Professor john maurer talked about Winston Churchills relationship with american president s throughout his career. They examined churchills changing attitude toward the United States and how this influenced his rapport with american president s including teddy roosevelt, Calvin Coolidge, and franklin roosevelt. Posted by the New York Historical society, this program is about 90 minutes. Professor maurer i want to thank dale and allen and jenna and anna for supporting me jenna, yeah, of the New York Historical society again for inviting me back to give a talk. I will be talking about the relationship of churchill to american president s. Churchill knew a great number of them, had opinions about these american president s, and they had opinions about him, as you are going to see. So, what im going to be talking about was how leaders reflect on other leaders and think about leaders and also to look at Anglo American relati
On the stage with me, we have james romanald, a distinguished trial attorney, the author of two books, one about his great grandfather who has a wonderful title and also seems to be a magician. A real magician. Yeah. But he was the chairman of the Democratic Party during the harding era. Of course one of the books that brings it here on warden hardings affair, espionage during the great war published in 2009. We also have dr. Karen whos an archivist who prepared the harding papers for reader use on july 29. Cakaren has a ph. D. From brown musicology but is an excellent historian and first rate person and we have the grandnephew of president harding. He is a psychiatrist on the staff of the university of south carolina. He was the president of the american psycho analytical psychiatric, sorry. Close. I shouldnt make that mistake since we have freuds papers. I need to apologize for that. A very brief description of the harding papers here which is probably unnecessary given the publicity