i am peter carmichael, the director of the civil war institute and the director of the history department here at gettysburg college. it is my pleasure to welcome my good friend stephen berry. stephen berry is the gregory professor of civil war at the university of georgia. i have a few rules, and this is one. everything stephen berry writes i ve got to read. he brings incredible writing with rich insights. his work is so good that you want to succumb to the jealousy, but you can t. he is a terrific guy. at the university of georgia, he scholar,nly a prolific he has written or edited six books. my favorite is all that makes a ambition, and the civil war south, s dissertation at the university of north carolina. bardi was still teaching at north carolina. edited is a he fantastic book called we re doing the war. , he iss another thing engaged in a lot of digital projects and has his graduate students working on his projects as well. my favorite of all the digital projects i
he is the great professor of civil war history at the university of georgia. let me say i have a few rules i live by in our field, this is one of them. anything that stephen berry writes i ve got to read. he always brings to his research incredible, beautiful writing with rich insights. we like him so much. his work is so good. you want to be jealous but you can t, steve is a wonderful guy. a fantastic teacher as well. i have sent many students to work with steve over the years. and at university of georgia, he is not only a prolific scholar, he has written or edited six books. my favorite is all that makes a man, love ambition in the civil war south. that was his dissertation. done some time ago at the university of north carolina. william barney was his adviser who is still there, teaching at carolina. another book that i would highly recommend he edited, fantastic book called weirding the war, stories from the civil war s ragged edge. and other things that he has engaged i
right? pete: there is a photo right there. dean and fam yesterday. look at that. dean: and little dogs. a lot of little dogs there. nicole: you will get used to this as your kids get older. we did a thanksgiving the day before thanksgiving with my son s girlfriend and her family. all of a sudden you have to start as kids get older. pete: who are you looking at there. nicole: my newborn nephew and myself and my husband last night. great celebration with all my in-laws. great to have the baby and everyone together. those are my sister in-laws and the baby. we had party favors and the kids didn t wear them, but we did. pete: you did? what s those right there. devils on horseback. my husband makes them. bacon wrapped dates stuffed with blue cheese appetizers. every thanksgiving he makes them. he made it home from surgery in his scrubs just in tyke to make them. dean: hard-working man. pete: i had an easy thanksgiving. my wife and baby girl gwinn. we went out to eat. my kids wer
God is the ultimate example of an entity with GC, believing himself/herself/itself to be above the petty social and moral rules of mortals. Wasn t it a GC-afflicted person with a messiah complex who s described in the Bible (John 17:4) looking up to heaven and saying, I have brought you glory on Earth by finishing the work you gave me to do ? A whole bunch of people actually love him for that.
Campaigners for the man in prison for a murder I covered as a young reporter at a local paper have threatened me, but they will not stop me fighting for victims