Long island, and all of his papers and stuff is there. Not many people had looked at it at all, so i really was the first guy to get in there, and it was a gold mind of information about him. Host professor steven watts and author of this, among other books, selfhelp messiah about dale carnegie. Thanks for being on booktv. Guest pleasure talking with you. Booktv is on twitter. Follow us to get publishing news, scheduling updates, author information and to talk directly with authors during our live programs. Twitter. Com booktv. [inaudible conversations] oh, thats much better. Good evening, everyone. And what a great crowd. Thank you all so much for coming out tonight. Im lissa muscatine, one of the coowners of politics prose bookstore, and we are really delighted to be here at 14th and v and sponsoring this event. I dont know how many of you realize we also have a book operation here in the store as well as the busboys and poets at brookland and tacoma. About a year ago, the own or app
Letters between rosa parks and her husband and her mother, and you can see some of rosa parks political writing, you can hear her voice talking about why she did what she did. Is so i very much recommend them. Host is so youre spending a little more time at the library of congress. Guest absolutely, absolutely. Host jean theo harris, the rebellious life of mrs. Rosa parks, is the name of the book. Youre watching booktv, television for serious readers. Watch any program you see here online at booktv. Org. Now joining us on booktv is steven watts. Mr. Watts, what do you do for a living . Guest well, i am a professor of history at the university of missouri. I teach cultural history, intellectual history. For many years. Host youre also an author. How do you pick some of the topics that you write about . Guest well, in my earlier career i published a couple of books on the era of thomas jefferson. It was quite by accident, i went to disneyland with my wife and nieces and nephews, and i go
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We expect those tasked with administering justice to practice impartiality in their rulings, writes Kirsi Goldynia. The justices, too, acknowledge the importance of keeping personal views out of judicial proceedings.