Kind of set the record straight. She was not a hater. She was blunt. And opinion naitd and brilliant. But she is loved her children, she had a traditional life. Married woman. I think in peoria now, people remember her as being brilliant and gifted. Theres been reluctance to embrace her. But she wasnt she didnt care. She embraceable type woman. So its hard for me to say because im so e meshed with her and my feminist friends. But i think shes being thought of more high lie all of the time. When i tune in of the weekend it is new authors. Watching nonfiction authors on booktv is the best television for for serious readers. On cspan they can have a longer conversation and delve into their subject. Booktv weekends they bring you author after author after author that is unlike work of fascinating people. I love booktv and im all cspan fan. Youre watching booktv on cspan two,ing television for serious readers heres a look at whats on prime time tonight we kick off evening at 7 30 p. M. With
At issue was simply the difficulty in identifying it. Many would believe that innocents had died in 1692, but most also believed that guilty witches had escaped. You can watch this and other programs online at booktv. Org. And now booktvs live coverage of the southern festival of books continues with historian adam hoax child and the hopings child and hoax child and the hocks child and the spanish civil war. A couple of quick announcements before he get started. As most of you know, the southern festival of books is free, and we are very thankful to our sponsors for that, but we also encourage all the participants to, please, donate to humanities tennessee, and you can do that at our web site or on our facebook page. The other thing i want you to know is that after the session, adam will be over in the colonnade signing books, so as soon as the session ends, well head right over there, and you can get your book signed at that point. It is a thrill for me, my names andy brennan, im with
Hello welcome to our afternoon session. Todays format we had three distinguished panelists and coauthors we are joined by the professor. Thank you so much for taking time to be with us today. As a friendly reminder if you have not heard this yet please think about donating to our sources. Each of the authors a portion of the proceeds go directly back to the festival. About the book before we get started. And not only recounts the events of a terrible day that happened in june of 2015 but also offers us a History Lesson that really reveals a deeper look at suffering, tramp in ongoing rage of people who helped form the church. In many ways todays book and discussion is not only charlestons story but its a story of america. As a story of the deep south. Fighting for freedom and fighting for civil rights. We hope you will engage the authors as we talk talk and hear from them. The shootings that took place in charleston opened up a deep wound of racism that still permeates the south and sou
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