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ladies and gentlemen, please recognize the color guards from each of the original 13 states as they are introduced in the order in which each state ratified the u.s. constitution and entered the union. delaware. first delaware regiment. [applause] pennsylvania. first troop philadelphia city cavalry. [applause] new jersey. old barracks museum. [applause] georgia. sons of the revolution in the state of georgia. [applause] connecticut. the governor s foot and horse guard. massachusetts. 54th massachusetts volunteer regiment. [applause] maryland. maryland society sons of the american revolution. [applause] south carolina. south carolina national guard. [applause] new hampshire. first new hampshire regiment. [applause] virginia. the virginia military institute regimental color guard. [applause] new york. ninth new york field artillery, veteran core veteran corps artillery of the state of new york. [applause] north carolina. the over mountain men. [applause] rhode island. ....
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in two months, the construction of our building will be complete. for now, we are glad to be over here at the other croft auditorium to discuss this book fdr goes to war. makeg time ago, i want to old high school in may. kentucky, and in my senior year, the high coed of school newspaper, the cardinal. classmates, anita prince, got married to burton folsum, she got to history degrees and that got two history degrees she got two history degrees. her co-author and has been is burton folsum, jr., who holds a phd from the university of pittsburgh. pittsburgh last follows saw something i had never heard of, which i am surprised at the cathedral of learning, which is the second tallest university building in the world, the tallest one, as you might guess is in moscow. building things bigger was doing something better, but this is a 42 story building. the first few floors are built like a gothic cathedral. it is an amazing thing. a few are ever in pittsburgh, go if youn ....
he also discusses how some elements of the constitution were radical at the time, such as voting rights for all men who pay taxes. his class is about 15 minutes 50 minutes. today we want to discuss the 1776 pennsylvania constitution. what s we have been doing the last couple of days, we have been setting you up for this discussion. we did a lot of historical background of the history of pennsylvania politics leading up to the constitution of 1776. today we want to think a little , bit about the constitution, and in some ways, the lecture is going to set us up for the rest of the week. that s as we close out the revolutionary era. we are trying to think about pennsylvania history in its early period in these kinds of blocks. we talked about ideals of william penn, his values, what kind of colony he wanted to create, the holy experiment the , peaceable kingdom, or whatever we call it. what was the next block that we discussed? this should all be review. ryan. the ti ....
later this hour, erik schatzker will be speaking to chris hamptohentemann. let s get a check on where markets stand. it has been a wild since you have been able to tell us about big moves. julie: it has been increasingly rare. now the biggest drop for major averages in about two months since late april. it looks like also at some point during the session, all three major averages were having their biggest single day drop since september. we have backed up off of those levels a little bit.volume is still running high . 34% above a 20 day average as we see the selling. selling on heavy volume today as we are finally seeing this uptick in volatility that many investors have been anticipating. finally as well, some spillover from political risk, which has been something that the markets have been quite resistant to. if you take a look here at the groups that are on the move, it is a pretty broad-based selloff. however, some of the interest rates center groups are benefiting ....