Off your cell phones or anything else that might make noise during the program. Thank you for doing that. We are thrilled to tonight to welcome acclaimed historian mary beth norton, the author of five books and coeditor of several others inn her textbook people n the nation a survey of u. S. History has been published in ten additions and has sold mores than a 500,000 copies. Norton is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and 201 in the 2,018th president of the american historical association. She is the Professor Emeritus at cornell university. Her new book 1774 the long year of revolution is available for purchase following the program. So now please join me in welcoming mary beth norton. [applause] its really nice to be here. I want to make sure the clicker is on. It doesnt seem to be. There it is. Okay, great. I dont want to show that one quite yet. It is in the collections in the historical society, and it claims the label that is impossible to read unless so theres a quite wellknown object
Like as possible. To those of you joining us the first time putting a work in welcome and an invitation to explore the wide range of programs we have available here. Now is the perfect time to turn off your cell phones or anything else thatt might make noise during the program. Take you for doing that. We are thrilled tonight to welcome a claimed historian mary beth norton. Author of five books and coeditor of several others and her textbook, a people and nation, survey of u. S. History has been published in ten additions and is sold more than 500,000 copies. Norton is a Pulitzer Prize finalist and was a 2018 president of the american historical association. She is the mary [inaudible] Professor Emeritus at cornell university. Her new book, 1774, is available for purchase and signing following the program. So now, please join me in welcoming marybeth norton. [applause] it is nice to be here. I want to make sure that the quicker is the clicker on . It doesnt seem to be. Oh, there is spi
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Respite. Just a brief one. Mostly for the north. The northerly wind comes down. We will get a brief cold snap of weather. More notable for scotla nd snap of weather. More notable for scotland and Northern Ireland. Accentuated by the strength of the wind initially on monday. A drier start. There could be misty problems in the morning. Then the rain comes in across southern and western areas. Again on top of a lot of rain having fallen over the weekend, we think. It remains relatively mild in the south, but feeling chilly in the north, both monday and into tuesday, it looks as though the north may escape the worst of the wet weather to start the new week. We see the rain strung out across england and wales and gradually meandering out of the way. Again, the northerly wind dipping the temperatures by day into single figures across the far north of scotland. It doesnt last long, that brief drier and julius spell. Here is the ridge of high pressure. By the time we reach the middle of the we
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