# Mathew Brady
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Mathew B. Brady (c. 1822 – January 15, 1896) was an American photographer, and one of the earliest in American history. Best known for his scenes of the Civil War, he studied under inventor Samuel F. B. Morse, who pioneered the daguerreotype technique in America.
Behind the Portrait: Keala Settle & Hal Fowler on Mrs. President
In this special backstage episode, Natalie sits down with Keala Settle and Hal Fowler, the stars of Mrs. President at the Charing Cross Theatre - a gripping reimagining of Mary Lincoln’s fight to reclaim her reputation after the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.
Keala Settle delivers a powerhouse p…
Episode 5: Unplugging the 14th Amendment
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The Government Gave Freed Black Families Land. Then Took It Back and Returned It to the Confederacy.
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From th…
Grief tech: What AI, aura photos and 19th-century spirit photographs have in common
The longer version:
There were so many interesting threads to this conversation that we couldn't include in the final edit, including Erica's take on whether folks in the 19th century knew William Mumler might be a grifter (yes) — and whether that really matters (maybe not).
Why do you think spir…
S1 Ep3: I Killed a Man – In a Past Life / Cynthia Berkshire
For most of her adult life, Cynthia Berkshire has carried a recurring image in her mind — a young Confederate soldier, frozen in time like a Mathew Brady photograph. She assumed she was him – in some former life. She was wrong.
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Gettysburg Photography with Tim Smith & Garry Adelman
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From the work of A…
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When I Heard the Le…
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The Better Angels Audiobook by Bette Bono
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: The Better AngelsCategories: Fiction, Science Fiction, Time TravelAuthor: Bette BonoNarrator: Amélie Trufant DawsonPublisher: All Things That Matter Press, Inc.Release date: 12-02-2022Language: EnglishSummary:Aggie May, newly and…
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