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junior at the georgia institute of technology. i m also a member of the young america s foundation and club 100 program for i ve worked with them to bring conservative speakers to campus. it s my honor to introduce our speaker, thomas dilorenzo, the professor of economics. he holds a phd in economics from university and he is the author and co-author of more than 10 books, including underground government, the off officialor , the diversion of federal cancer funds to politics, the student drug from pathology to and how capitalism saved america. he s held faculty positions at the university of tennessee and the state university of new york. he s currently an adjunct scholar. thank you. [applause] mr. how capitalism saved america mr. dilorenzo: the topic of my book, how capitalism saved , i would explain why the mayflower is on the cover. in the genesis of this book was right after my previous book, we werel lincoln, talking about the enron accounting scandal. we ag
programming on american history every weekend on c-span3. follow us on twitter for information on her schedule of upcoming programs and to keep up with the latest history news. you are watching american history tv on c-span3. you are looking at a live picture from oak ridge cemetery from revealed illinois, where the 150th anniversary of president aber cap president abraham we can pause euro. with us is richard hart, a springfield resident and author. your book is lincoln s springfield. tell us what we are going to see today and what s going to happen behind you this afternoon. this afternoon, you will see a reenactment of the funeral of abraham lincoln in springfield 150 years ago. it started on the square downtown and it will take probably half an hour for the procession to reach oak ridge cemetery, which is on the north side of springfield. that procession will be a reenactment of lincoln s actual funeral. there will be a number of divisions with reenactors in those d
springfield. tell us what we are going to see today and what s going to happen behind you this afternoon. this afternoon, you will see a reenactment of the funeral of abraham lincoln in springfield 150 years ago. it started on the square downtown and it will take probably half an hour for the procession to reach oak ridge cemetery, which is on the north side of springfield. that procession will be a reenactment of lincoln s actual funeral. there will be a number of divisions with reenactors in those divisions. you will see a replication of the funeral hearse that was put together by a local funeral home. i believe you are going to see a horse which would have in abraham lincoln s force, bob, led by an african-american henry brown coming into the cemetery. and then there is the receiving vault at oak ridge cemetery. it is there lincoln s body as well as his son willie, were placed at the time of the lincoln funeral. why was president lincoln buried in springfield? this
your book is tell us what we are going to see today, what is going to happen behind you and all around you this afternoon. thank you. today, you re going to see a reenactment of the funeral of abraham lincoln in springfield 100 50 years ago. it started on the square downtown. it will take probably a half an hour for the procession to reach oak ridge cemetery, which is on the north side of springfield. that procession will be a reconstruction or reenactment of lincoln s actual funeral. there will be a number of divisions, with reenactors in those divisions. you will see a replication of the funeral hearse that was put together by a local funeral home. i believe you are going to see a horse, which would have in abraham lincoln s horse, bob led by an african-american henry brown, coming into the cemetery. and then in back of me is the receiving vault at oak ridge cemetery. it is there that lincoln s body as well as his son with his son, willie, were placed at the time of