A Conversation with Annette Gordon-Reed (History with David M. Rubenstein)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Saturday, March 19, 2017 - Acclaimed historian Annette Gordon-Reed is renowned for her work uncovering both the political and the private life of one of America’s most celebrated Founders, Thomas Jefferson. In a conversation moderated by American philanthropist David M. Rubenstein, Co-Founder and Co-CEO of the Carlyle Group, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family looks at the enigmatic third President’s vision of himself, the Revolution, and the American experiment taking shape around him.
Professor Gordon- Reed's intellect is unrivaled, amazing conversation
I admire Annette very highly. Amazing woman.
So Informative
Fantastic video. Should definitely have more views than this.
- the author Reed does a great job as an analysis....love get honesty ....
I could listen to Dr Reed speak evey day. She is an amazing scholar.
Gordon-Reed tells us the story so very well and clearly. Rubenstein seems to not quite get it and is there, seemingly, to prove that. Gorden-Reed does a marvelous solo, so...?
The format here was to be more conversational, rather than a solo presentation. You can find several of Annette’s solo presentations on RUclips.
What’ a weird comment: “Jefferson won’t be calling”. Anette’s response was brilliant though.
The dude is so tasteless. Annette Gordon Reed does great.
I was annoyed at his interruptions in the beginning, but I ended up liking him a lot. I think you format more conversational, rather than having Annette give a solo presentation.
Why do people always assume Sally was a stand in for Martha based on some assumptions around familiarity of appearances? Alot of siblings do not look alike.
Thomas Jefferson's daughter said that he never emotionally recovered from Martha Wayles's death. I personally believe that he only chose Sally Hemings because I'm pretty sure they looked similar enough, and that if Martha Wayles lived then this relationship would have never happened.
42:28 what would AGR ask Thomas Jefferson
It was never jefferson's role to end slavery....the Almighty through the men he would use would end slavery in the mid 19th century.
Oh, please. 😏
Mid 19th??! We are into the 21st century and it is still going on in one form or another. Perhaps your 'almighty' could use a personnel shuffle.
You poor deluded fool. Why did the almighty allow slavery to begin with and why did he actually sanction slavery?
You bible clowns have tunnel vision and only believe what you choose to believe and ignore what's right in front of your face.
Jefferson passed laws prohibiting slavery, his slaves were family, he educated them, they had jobs like by today's standards, he saved them from brutal slave traders. and further advocated against slavery.
I'm the great granddaughter of Thomas Jefferson I, who is the Grandfather of President Jefferson. Jefferson I owned all of the lands that were inherited. From what I've read on the DNA results are that it proved they are Jeffersons, but it did not prove it was President Jefferson's line, it could be his Brother.
Martha Jefferson Goode and Colonel Bennett Goode are my Grandparents. We welcome all cousins in this lineage and so glad that we have them all.