there is not one martha washington or one martha washington. i think it's a very it's a very shrewd remark. i just want to check. can you me? i think that's a very shrewd remark. i think there are certain elements of martha that you cut the papers or have different different identities. and you have the same result almost. but sometimes almost pugnacious. you know, she's she's she's feisty and. and people respond to that. they like it, whether it's in conversation at mount vernon or. so i think that that there's that. but i think that i think she inhabits different worlds and that's what is so extraordinary the way she appears to me to be adaptable or as you pointed out, she says i don't like this role being first lady. i'm just going to sit here all the in philadelphia she she definitely starts to party. but but i think that's right that she these are a very it's a very, very fast moving those decades she lived through in in america, in virginia. and she has she adapts and adapts and doesn't adapt in in ways that we we saw with her words about

martha washington did. after during her last illness. we have an account from gerard sparks, who's one of the first people to try to publish all of george washington's letters, where two of martha washington's granddaughters informed him that on her deathbed during her last illness, she requested that all of her papers with washington be burned, which is a huge loss to history. but it's not unusual. thomas jefferson also burned all of his correspondence with his wife. i think the thinking behind it was people who were big public figures in the 1800s. they knew that their papers were going to be important to people and that people would want to read them. and for a side of their life that was so deeply personal and private too like letters between husband and wife, they wanted to keep them for themselves. so martha took that route, decided keep those papers private. now the quote that i have up here says that two letters seem to escape by accident that were found in a drawer or in desk. but we are actually to publish four letters between g

washington dandridge? so you're trying to find martha dandridge. washington's martha washington dandridge. things can be a little bit tricky. so. so next slide, please for the next bit. i just thought i would talk about some of the things that we worked with with, the importance of accurate transcription, which is a lot of what i did with the project with editing. next,is a i know the writing's very small. y'have to worry about reading all of that, but t a transcription of er as it appears in the recollections and private memoirs of washington b george washington park cd 18 by bentsen, losing. it's a letter from james power, coty toa waington'snew kent first husband, daniel custis. so i underlined line. s, itayed with him all night and presented jack with my little jacks, horse, bridle and saddle. next slide, please. so this is what the man script says. it says, i stayed with him a good part of last night. so that's already slightly different. and. something crossed out. something crossed out. jack with my little jack's horse, bridle and saddle. so what's out there? part of our editorial m

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the first was of martha washington, and this was done as a companion portrait to the lands down gilbert stewart portion of george washington, which was referenced earlier. it is on the same scale as that portrait, and those two portraits have hung as many of you seen, for many years in the east room of the white house. and the portraits at the bottom of john adams, edgar parker, it is one of the many presidential portraits that were commissioned during his tenure. those portions tended to be copies of life portraits, like this is a copy of a gilbert stewart portrait. and mrs. hayes was also known for going through and asking the staff as they were investigating some of the spaces to see if anything looked old and historic, to bring it to her for evaluation. i think some of the things that were identified as historic in the 19th century certainly can be credited to her. oh concept of a american, highlighting american history and furnishings is something that she highlighted in the selection of the state china service, which i would argue that the service is probably the most remarkable s

in the slide two of the paintings that were commissioned during her time there the first of martha washington by alethel at andrews and this was done as a companion portrait to the lansdown. gilbert stewart portrait of george washington, which was referenced earlier and you know is is of the same scale is that portrait and those two portraits of hung as many of you have seen for many many years in the east room of the white house the portrait at the bottom of john adams is by edgar parker and again is one of the many presidential portraits that were commissioned during this is hayes's tenure and those portraits tended to be copies of life portraits. so this is a copy of a gilbert stewart portrait of adams. this is hayes was also known for going through from asking the staff as they were investigating some of the lesser scenes faces at the house that if anything looked old and historic to bring it to her for her evaluation, and so i think some of the things that you know, we're identified as historic in the 19th century certainly can be credited to her the whole concept of in american of highl

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abelia furniture silver and china from martha, washington to barbara bush and now to me we can gain a new appreciation not just a first ladies but also of women's history and presidential politics in the course of our great countries history. from their political role to their public image to their private lives. each first lady has shaped her position based on her own past experiences interests and aspirations. i have certainly been inspired by the women who came before me and i have learned so much in reading about their lives. i often have hoped that more americans could learn more about these women and not just see them as stereotypes or cardboard cutouts because each of them had a rich history, which she brought to the white house and many of them i think would be quite surprising even to people today to read what they wrote to read what they said and to understand the roles. they played in influencing their husbands and the course of american politics. actually. i take some comfort in that because it is probably true to say that everything which has ever been said about any us w

with historic photographs, illustrations, campaign memorabilia, furniture, silver, china, from martha washington, to barbara bush, and now to me, we can gain a new appreciation, not just of first ladies, but also of women's history and presidential politics in the course of our great country's history. from their political role to the public image to their private lives, each first lady has shaped her position based on her own past experiences, interests, and aspirations. i have certainly been inspired by the women who came before me, and i have learned so much in reading about their lives. i often have hope that more americans could learn more about these women, and not just see them as stereotypes or cardboard cutouts because each of them had a rich history which she brought to the white house. and, many of them, i think, would be quite surprising, even to people today, to read what they wrote, to read what they said, and you understand the role they played in influencing their husbands and the course of american politics. actually, i take some comfort in that because -- [laughter] -- because

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also maintains a memorial to the enslaved people, as well as the tombs of george washington and martha washington. overall, they have the story of slavery into the story of vernon. while paint careful attention to george washington's accomplishments managed shallow does not measure up to this standard. the main tours there are a great deal towards them on a cello, but include a two and a half hour long tour on from slavery to freedom, a 45 minute tour of the house, 45 minute tour of slavery and garden towards the house towards the most popular tour and guides talk about the contents and inventions in the mansion. some of jefferson's accomplishments slavery and jefferson time in france, which is a way introducing the story of sally hemings. monticello has chosen to convey the story without qualification rather than a over which historians. the exhibits at monticello include exhibits the cellars on the enslaved people, the families and individuals who lived there. the purpose of those rooms the reconstructed along mulberry row and exhibits at the base of the mountain on the building of monticello a

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>> martha raddatz in washington. thank you, martha. >>> and here in the u.s.ight, we remember a country music legend. celebrating loretta lynn. lynn's family revealing she died at the age of 0 at her ranch in tennessee. the daughter of a kentucky coal miner. it was that song that helped define a career. ♪ i'm about as fashion as i can be ♪ ♪ so i hope you like what you see ♪ ♪ if you looking at me you're looking at country ♪ >> loretta lynn was a trailblazer. ♪ if your eyes are on me you're looking at country ♪ >> singing about equality for women. and the double standards. ♪ you can't have a male friend ♪ ♪ when you're a has been or a woman you're rated x ♪ >> in plain language. ♪ you ain't woman enough to take my man ♪ >> writing her own songs and speaking her own mind. ♪ liquor and love they just don't mix ♪ ♪ leave the bottle or me behind ♪ ♪ and don't come home a drinking with a lover on your mind ♪ >> born in kentucky, one of eight children. she said she was born singing. >> me and my little first cousins sang all the time. and when we were little, daddy

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