Through middletown and then shared an arrived on the late that morning. Inspired his troops reorganize the army and that Afternoon Lunch to counterattack. Sneeze sneezing a great victory toward the end of the conversation after they were done recounting everything that had transpired. Since the earliest hours of that Day Sheridan turned to his dear Friend George Crook and he said simply. Crook i am going to get much more credit for this than i deserve. I think the reality is that Philip Sheridan could have never ever dreamed. How his ride from winchester . To north of middletown late that morning of the 19th. And his subsequent snatching a victory from the jaws of defeat. Would become his defining legacy at least in the popular consciousness of american society. Now on the evening before the battle of Cedar Creek. Philip sheridan was not with his army. Better down for the night at the logan house in winchester and if you are familiar with winchester, the logan house is now what is know
Ages of american capitalism teaches us the familiar landmarks of american history in new ways. Imperial settlements, market revolution, industrialization, the great depression, the new deal, globalization. These epoque of us history and many more are viewed afresh by john in the stages of american economic development. The age of commerce, theage of capitalism, the Agent Control and our own age of chaos. We find in Johns Book a wholly new idea of a framework l. These include the core concepts of capital itself which john following the lead of an earlier generation of capital theorists defined as a psychological process, a forwardlooking monetary evaluation. Capital held up is not a thing but the process. The process through which cea legal asset is invested with pecuniary value and yields of future pecuniary profit. But the reimagining of the history of capitalism around the Capital Process is just the beginning of johns analysis. It also reconsiders the psychics that drive valuation ,
Osmond. And david osmond. John would begin with alarming new numbers from the fraternal order of police, that Group Fighting Ambush Attacks on Law Enforcement officers are up 90 nationwide compared to the same time last year as crime searches across United States. Welcome to the first hour. Sandra its great to be here with you on the fourth. John this is the first time that you and i have been together in the studio. Sandra i love it. Startling statistics coming out of major american cities are, as democrats are trying to twist the truth about their support and calls to defund the police. And placing blame on republicans. In minneapolis a judge ordering the City Council and the mayor to immediately take any and all necessary action to put more Police Officers on the payroll. John this as in brooklyn two bikers are seen here pummeling a postal worker who ended up with broken bones and cuts to his face. Those attackers are still on the loose. Another disturbing Video Capturing and attack
Support his family. Mr. Mackowski is editor in chief of the emerging civil War Blog which hosted this talk as part of its spring symposium. Well, thank you everybody for joining us for our emerging civil war virtual symposium here from stevenson ridge. Im chris white. Im the cofounder of emerging civil war and i have the distinct Honor And Pleasure of introducing our next speaker. Who is a household named to most people at emerging civil war because that is our is our editor in chief Chris Mackowski. Chris is a long time friend. We just figured out today that weve known each other now for 16 years and in that time weve almost written one book per year for knowing each other. So were working our way towards having a book per year for it. Chris is a prolific author. Hes written a number of books with me without me and with other people as well and hes also the editor in chief of emerging civil war the emerging civil War Series and are engaging the civil War Series with southern Illinois
Hes written a number of books with me without me and with other people as well and hes also the editor in chief of emerging civil war the emerging civil War Series and our engaging the civil War Series with southern, illinois University Press so chris is going to speak to us today about ulysses s grant and his final battle, which most people dont realize was a battle with death as he raced towards his own demise, unfortunately for him. So without further ado im going to give you a Chris Mackowski Editor in chief of emerging civil war. Thanks for joining us. I want to say thanks to chris for the introduction as well as for the work. Hes doing behind the camera today. Well see if i can do this. I promised folks. I would stay behind a Podium Today and folks who know me know that i tend to roam and use the room. So well see how this goes today. There will be no turning back ulysses. Ask grant said in the spring of 1864 as he in the army of the potomac crossed the Rapidan River to open the