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Transcript: Rep. David Cicilline's interview on 'The Investigation' podcast
A transcript of Cicilline's interview as it appears in the latest episode.
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., sat down for an interview for the latest episode of "The Investigation," a new ABC News podcast. A transcript of Cicilline's interview as it appears in this episode of the podcast follows here:
ABC NEWS' CHRIS VLASTO: Welcome to "The investigation." I'm Chris Vlasto, senior executive producer here at ABC News, and I'm joined by my colleagues, John Santucci and Katherine Faulders. Joining us today is Congressman David Cicilline, one of the first congressman to call for an impeachment inquiry and is also a member of the Judiciary Committee. And Congressman, you have said that you anticipate Mueller's testimony tomorrow to be - it's going to be a very sobering hearing. I mean what do you mean by that? What do you, what do you expect to - Bob Mueller to do?
REP. DAVID CICILLINE: What I mean is this is I think will be the first time that the majority of the American people have the opportunity to actually hear directly from Mr. Mueller about what is in his report. I mean he conducted an investigation for 22 months and I think he's going to re - recount the serious misconduct of the president such as the president attempting to fire the special counsel and directing his legal counsel to do that, that legal counsel Don McGahn refused and then he asked Don McGahn to lie about it and he can prepare a false document. You'll hear Mr. Mueller talk about Corey Lewandowski a third, you know, party not in the administration and the president directed him to tell the attorney general of the United States to tell the special counsel to limit his investigation to future presidential elections and not examine the 2016 election. Those are just two examples of serious misconduct by the president. I think it will be an opportunity for Mr. Mueller to really walk the committee and the American people through the report. But the reason I said sober is because these are very serious allegations, this is very serious misconduct. And for most people it will be really the first time that they hear about the contents of the report.
VLASTO: But don't you think we already know it? Don't you think it's already? He's a guy that's going to just, he's a by the book prosecutor and who's going to sit there and when anyone asks a question he's going to say that's what it says in the report in page 212 or as I stated in the report on page 402 and that it will become a dry rehash, rehash or –
CICILLINE: Well it's only a rehash if you've read the report. I think look if anyone is expecting there's going to be some new information or Mr. Mueller is going to add some information that's not in the report that's not going to happen and I don't think anyone expected to. But the report, if all the special counsel does is - walk through the findings in that report and the evidence he collected is explosive and damning and very, very disturbing. But it is the first time most people hear, most people have not read them the Mueller report less than three percent of the American people have read it. So I think most people have not read it. If you've read the full Mueller report, it will be repetitious, but most people haven't. So for most people this will be the first occasion to really understand exactly the evidence he collected, the judgments he made, and the conduct of the president at issue. And it's explosive, it's damning and very serious and I think he will deliver it in a way that conveys the seriousness of it. But you're right, it's not going to be exciting. But I think it's deadly serious and I think that's how the hearing will proceed.
VLASTO: But let me ask you though in our polling a year ago August - 49 percent of the American people expected that there would be, wanted impeachment hearings. Now the number is down to 37 percent. What do you think's happened? Do you think people just say nothing's going to happen anyway? The Senate already has the votes to protect the president, so what's really the point? Aren't you worried about that?
CICILLINE: I mean I think they're - I think look I think first and foremost judgments about whether or not you begin the proceeding to remove a president of the United States is a serious undertaking and it has to be determined by the facts that exist and not by you know putting your finger in the wind to their political judgment. This is like in my mind equivalent to a war vote. This this involves our Constitution, the rule of law, not only holding this president accountable, but future presidents as well. And I think it has to be governed by one thing and that's the evidence. When the Nixon impeachment inquiry was opened only 17 percent of the American people thought President Nixon should be impeached. By the time the hearings were concluded and they knew the full story and all the evidence an overwhelming majority of Americans thought he should be impeached and he resigned from office. So, we're at the very beginning. It's double. Thirty-eight percent of the people begin impeachment should be open double of what it was for Nixon and they don't even know the story yet. And so I think when people actually hear the evidence presented by the special counsel and he brings the Mueller report to light it will have an enormous impact on public perception. And again I think people are making judgments up what they think is the right, you know, move for our country based on the evidence that's presented both in this hearing and in other hearings. And I think we have to make judgments that that understand this is about protecting the rule of law. Protecting the constitution, making certain that nobody in this country including the president United States is above the law.
ABC NEWS' JOHN SANTUCCI: Let me ask you this sir. One of the things that we've been hearing from our sources is that allies of the president welcome impeachment proceedings because the way they see it their internal polling shows that it actually would do quite well for the president and not so well for the democratic party what do you make of that?
CICILLINE: I don't believe that. I think the president's whole sort of reason for being is his brand. I think being one of only three or two presidents to have been impeached is not something the president welcomes. It would be a significant negative mark on his administration. He will be known as having been impeached if that happens. But, but you're again getting way ahead of where we are. I think what, what I'm suggesting is the opening of an inquiry which is the formal process, which is the vehicle by which the American people will learn the full story that we should begin that process. Mr. Mueller would be, would be part of that. Beginning to let the American people hear directly from witnesses about the conduct of the president and at the end of that make a judgment as to whether or not we ought to file articles of impeachment. But we certainly have enough evidence in the Mueller report by itself to warrant the opening of a formal inquiry and then you add to that the conduct of the president to obstruct Congress and prevent witnesses coming forward present - preventing documents from being produced. And that was Article 3 in the Nixon impeachment. So look I think there is substantial evidence to begin this inquiry. I think we have to make judgments about what is right for our country. And I think you have to worry about the political fallout later. I think the American people are smarter than people are giving credit for. If in fact they are persuaded that the president committed ten serious instance of obstruction of justice that they will support his removal from office. But they don't know all of that evidence yet because they haven't had the opportunity to watch Robert Mueller or frankly most people haven't read the report. But I think we make a big mistake if we start trying to make political calculations of what we think is good for one political party or not. Our Founders created this vehicle so we could hold the president accountable. Mr. Mueller makes it clear in the report that Congress is really the only place where a president could be held accountable because a sitting president can't be charged according to the OLC memo. And unless we're prepared to say the president is above the law and I don't think people are and people expect us to do our job and hold him accountable.
ABC NEWS' KATHERINE FAULDERS: Congressman, just one more question on impeachment. You know you've, you and some of your democratic colleagues have repeatedly tried to pressure Speaker Pelosi to throw her support behind impeachment proceedings. Do you think she will ever get to a yes on this? Is this a Mueller hearing a part of that? What do you think her red line is on starting an impeachment inquiry considering she said the president is engaged in a cover up?
CICILLINE: Yeah, I don't know that people are trying to change the speaker's mind. I think the speaker is reflecting the sentiment of the caucus. I think what she does really expertly is she listens to the members of the caucus. There are ongoing conversations as people as they review evidence and think about kind of the best path forward. And I think that will continue to be an ongoing conversation. And I do think when the caucus, you know, there is consensus in the caucus that it is time to open an impeachment inquiry. My expectation is that the speaker will reflect that consensus and I think she has been a speaker that really invites people to share their views on this. There's lots of discussions. I'm - feel very comfortable sharing my views with the speaker and I think you know as more and more people come to the conclusion that the time has come to begin a formal process of considering whether or not articles of impeachment should be filed, that when it reaches the point that that the caucus believes that that's the right path forward the speaker will reflect that sentiment as well.
FAULDERS: And is this hearing part of getting there, getting the speaker and the caucus to a yes on beginning impeachment proceedings?
CICILLINE: Well it's more, I mean, it's part of our responsibility. I mean, we you know the special counsel conducted this investigation on behalf of the American people after a serious, you know, systematic and sweeping attack on our democracy by the Russians and an effort by this president to impede, undermine, or prevent this investigation that reported it done and we now have a responsibility to take the contents of that report continue and build upon those findings and take whatever action we consider appropriate to hold the administration accountable. But this is very much our responsibility as the Judiciary Committee in our oversight responsibility and our responsibly as we contemplate how to hold the administration and the president accountable.
SANTUCCI: So Congressman let, let's focus in on Wednesday. You have three hours with Robert Mueller we have barely heard from him over the course of his nearly two year investigation, except for that one statement he gave from the Department of Justice. That was the only time we've heard from him since he took the job and completed his report. You mentioned all of the areas he outlines, but you know look I think you'd be the first to admit a lot of the hearings that we have seen very few that we've seen publicly so far from the democratic leadership. They can get a bit chaotic at times on both sides right? People can talk over each other, get lost. What do you and your colleagues on your side of the aisle on the Judiciary Committee, where do you need to focus? What is that one thing that, you know, if I'm watching this in swing state Pennsylvania and I'm - need to be swayed what I think about Donald Trump. What do I need to take away from the report? Do I want to know about Michael Cohen? Do I want to know with Stormy Daniels? With what he ordered his former White House counsel Don McGahn to do and not do? What, what do you think is that one fact that someone needs to pull out of the report and chew on?
CICILLINE: Well I don't think there's one, but I do think you, you touched on a couple. I think you first need to demonstrate that that report does not exonerate the president on the offenses of obstruction of justice - that obstruction of justice is a serious crime.
SANTUCCI: OK. But but stop for a second. We've been hearing those words for too long. Give me a specific part. Well I mean for a fact. Something that you believe.
CICILLINE: Well, let me finish. No. There are going to be five factual occurrences that relate. First one is the direction to Don McGahn to fire the special counsel then a direction to Don McGahn again to lie and say the president never had never told him to fire him and then to go so far as to say prepare a memo you know incorporating this, this, this lie that I never asked him to write. That's number - that's a whole set of facts. Two, the Corey Lewandowski there's a second obstruction of justice where he tells Corey Lewandowski to go tell the attorney general he has to tell the special counsel to limit this investigation forward looking to future presidential. That's obstruction of justice. So those are two. There are five instances of obstruction of justice where all three elements of the offense are met. Those I think will be the focus of the hearing, but for the fact that they're at the Office of Legal Counsel rendered this memorandum which by the way was written by the same lawyer who wrote the torture memo and it was on the you know on the eve of a president who was facing impeachment. Is no, there's no law, there's no precedent, there's no court decision, there's no provision in the Constitution that says a sitting president can't be indicted, but that's the Office of Legal Counsel memorandum. But there are five factual, five particular acts of the president that where all three elements of obstruction of justice are met. And I expect that will be the focus of the hearing.
FAULDERS: Congressman, though talk a little bit about your strategy. I was meeting with some of your democratic colleagues recently who are really talking about the crafting of the questions, how exactly you're going to ask Mueller these questions. They say he never gives a 10-word answer when a one word answer will do. How are you crafting these questions? What do you plan to ask him? Are you going to ask him, do you want to ask him directly if he thinks the president committed a crime? How are you approaching this?
CICILLINE: Well I mean I think everyone is going to - everyone recognizes that this is an opportunity for the American people to hear from Mr. Mueller. So I think you and you're right. No I don't think anyone expects that he's going to give long detailed answers. So, I think a lot of it will be referencing what he wrote in his report. And I think you know where most of us will avoid questions which ask him to speculate because he's not going to do that. He's going to limit his testimony to what's in the report. But as I've said that is damning and significant and serious. And so I think you will hear people ask him questions that just affirm what he found and the conclusions he came to with respect to the president's conduct and I hope it will be done in a way that is very easy to understand and very methodical. We can't account for the way the Republicans will, will use their five minutes which may be quite different. But I think you will see the Democrats be very strategic about allowing Mr. Mueller to walk us through the conduct of the president at issue here and the facts that he uncovered and that are contained in the report.
VLASTO: But Congressman I - you know I'm a TV producer and I remember the Watergate hearings and those hearings mesmerized the nation because there were actual tapes. We heard Richard Nixon's voice say do this, Mr. Dean. In this, do you think the expectations if the headlines on Thursday morning are snoozer or food fight between Republicans and Democrats? Is this over? Can it keep going without a public fascination?
CICILLINE: Yeah, I mean I look, I do not think you need, I take your point but I don't think you need a tape. I think the testimony of Mr. Mueller and the evidence he collected is substantial. I think the American people when they hear it will be deeply disturbed. And as I said we start off the hearing with twice as many people who think an impeachment inquiry is appropriate. That Nixon did the beginning of his hearing. So, so and people have come to that conclusion haven't read the report yet. But I think the fact is when they actually hear the evidence, and they hear it from Mr. Mueller, they will become even more persuaded that an impeachment inquiry is appropriate. But to answer your question directly. This is not the end. This is an important moment. We have lots more witnesses we need to hear from. There is no question that Mr. Mueller is a very important part of this investigation. But this is not the end of the inquiry. This is really the beginning of, of the Judiciary Committee's work and that's why a number of other fact witnesses are already under subpoena so that the American people can learn the full truth about exactly what the president did.
FAULDERS: So, you kind of teed up that next question in a way, you say there's going to be more witnesses, this is just the beginning. So I'm just gonna ask you what's next after this? You have, you've already authorized those 12 more individuals. Do you still expect the committee to subpoena all those individuals for, for their testimony and documents? And do you really think you know going into a one-month August recess that you're going to have momentum behind this, that we're still going to be talking about Mueller when you guys come back in September?
CICILLINE: Yeah, I mean I think there's a - the chairman of the committee will obviously make a decision about what subpoenas to issue but a number have already been issued. We are particularly interested of course in hearing from Don McGahn. Particularly interested in hearing from again from Hope Hicks, Corey Lewandowski, Michael Flynn. I mean I think there's a lot of witnesses that have firsthand knowledge that are referenced in the Mueller report. I think there's also a reasonable possibility that we may do some work in the district work period of August it may be that there are some depositions or some hearings that will need to be held and I think members of the committee are perfectly prepared to come back to continue our work even during the August recess.
VLASTO: All right. Well thank you very much, Congressman. We look forward to the hearing tomorrow on Wednesday. Thank you very much.
CICILLINE: Thanks so much.


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Her Armenia: Zabel Yessayan and the Voice of the Feminine
Katy Simonian, Whittier College
Zabel Yessayan's voice as an Armenian woman made her a target for both ethnic and gendered persecution during and after the Armenian Genocide of 1915. The Gardens of Silihdar masterfully articulates her desire to confront and transcend the confines of the societies in which she lived and demonstrates the power of autobiographical reflection to record history and globally educate future generations on the horrors of genocide through the lens of a survivor.
Jean Rhys once declared on the pages of her short story, "The Day They Burned the Books" that "men can be mercifully shot. Women must be tortured."[1] Although written nearly a half century after Zabel Yessayan emerged on the Armenian literary scene, these words seem to echo the legacy of courage and commitment to truth established through the fiction and autobiographical reflections of the only woman on the list of public intellectuals to be arrested and murdered on April 24,1915. The date, which marks the official beginning of the Armenian Genocide, proved to be a transformative moment in Zabel Yessayan's life and work. As a writer, she quickly became a symbol of hope within the unique intersection of art and journalism to combat gendered and ethnic oppression. The Gardens of Silihdar is a personal reflection on the experience of female subjugation and the trauma of bearing witness to a crime that claimed the lives of 1.5 million Armenians. In order to comprehend the significance of Yessayan's presence on that fateful death list, it is necessary to consider her life as a child in Constantinople, growing up with a ferocious appetite for words and ambition to be a writer. For a woman, in the context of the early twentieth century, this concept was a rarity within the Armenian community simply by virtue of societal norms.
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Through the first seven months of 2016, the Honda CR-V is not the best-selling SUV/crossover in America.
This comes as some surprise for a vehicle that led the utility vehicle sector in eight of the last nine years, including each of the last four.
With a 16-percent year-over-year jump to 197,771 units through July, the Toyota RAV4 is the leader of the pack so far this year.
Yet after the RAV4 led the monthly SUV/crossover rundown in each of the first five months of 2016, the Honda CR-V narrowed the gap in June, outselling the RAV4 by 2,250 units to mark a turnaround at the end of the first-half.
Then in July, Honda reported the highest monthly CR-V sales total in the nameplate's two-decade run.
Chomping away at the RAV4's year-to-date sales lead — now a 2,679-unit margin with five months remaining — the CR-V was also American Honda's best-selling model in July.
Despite a 1-percent drop in Honda car sales, a 13-percent decline in Odyssey minivan sales, and an overall industry trend that slowed year-over-year growth to less than 1 percent, Honda reported 4,232 more CR-V sales in July 2016 than in July 2015.
At this point last year, Honda was reporting best-ever July results. One year later, not only was that July record smashed, but American Honda topped the all-time CR-V sales record (set last August) by 4 percent.
The 36,017-unit CR-V sales total reported by American Honda in July 2016 corrected first-half sales figures, which were down by more than 2 percent. Year-to-date, CR-V volume is now level with the figures achieved during the first seven months of 2015. If Honda simply maintains that level of output through the remainder of 2016, the year will end with 346,000 U.S. CR-V sales. In that case, assuming no CR-V sales growth for the rest of 2016, Toyota would need a modest 2-percent year-over-year RAV4 increase for its compact crossover to end 2016 as America's favourite SUV/crossover for the first time in the model's history.
We can safely assume that even the auto industry's slowdown won't result in RAV4 growth of just 2 percent, nor will we assume that, after a two-month span in which CR-V sales jumped 9 percent, American Honda can't continue to expand the CR-V's appeal.
For Honda, the news in other parts of the lineup is largely positive as of late.
The launch of the tenth-generation Civic last winter has resulted in an 18-percent leap forward in U.S. Civic volume, at a time when passenger car volume has tumbled 8 percent across the industry. Despite a 7-percent drop in July, Honda Accord sales are up 6 percent this year. Sales of the discontinued Honda Crosstour and CR-Z are in the toilet. The Honda Fit's 18-percent drop, valued at 7,149 lost sales, is more than cancelled out by a 23,787-unit uptick in sales of the Fit-based Honda HR-V. In the final year of the current-generation Odyssey's life-cycle, Honda's minivan on track to sell more than 120,000 copies for a fifth consecutive year. Short supply constrained Pilot sales through much of early 2016, a 13-percent rise over the last two months suggests the pain may now be mitigated. The launch of the Ridgeline took full effect in July.
The Honda division's senior vice president and general manager, Jeff Conrad, says, "The strong cadence of new Honda products we continue to bring to market has created extraordinary retail demand that is unprecedented in our history." Indeed, Honda is now reporting record brand-wide sales on a routine basis.
All is not sunshine and roses, however. Awaiting improved supply of the MDX — revamped for 2017 — and RDX while facing a 13-percent decline in its car division, volume at Honda's upmarket Acura brand is down 9 percent this year to only 92,668 units through July.
This places Acura on a track for a four-year U.S. sales low of roughly 161,000 sales in 2016, a 23-percent drop since 2005.
[Images: American Honda, Toyota USA, Acura]
Timothy Cain is the founder of GoodCarBadCar.net, which obsesses over the free and frequent publication of U.S. and Canadian auto sales figures. Follow on Twitter @goodcarbadcar and on Facebook.


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Patachou restaurants sue insurer over COVID-19 claim denials
The Patachou Inc. restaurant group has joined a growing list of companies locally and nationwide to sue its insurer over COVID-19-related claim denials.
The Patachou Inc. restaurant group has joined a growing list of companies locally and nationwide to sue its insurer over COVID-19-related claim denials.
Businesses and not-for-profits in Indiana and across the country have begun suing their insurers in coronavirus-related claims disputes—and attorneys predict a flood of additional cases will follow.
Indianapolis-based Celadon Group Inc., which is auctioning off its assets in bankruptcy, isn't just shedding trucks and real estate — it's also selling Andy Warhol artworks.
A former employee accused of defrauding Indiana-based Cummins Inc. and other companies out of more than $4.5 million has pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud.
The former chief operating officer and chief financial officer of Indianapolis-based trucking firm Celadon Group Inc. have been indicted for their alleged roles in what the U.S. Department of Justice describes as a "complex securities and accounting fraud scheme that resulted in a loss of more than $60 million in shareholder value."
A recent ruling by a federal judge in Indianapolis could make it easier for financial advisers who switch firms to tell clients about the move without fear of legal consequences.
Indianapolis-based Rolls-Royce North American Technologies Inc., which has spent nearly $50 million developing technology for new laser weaponry over the past decade, says a dispute with a fellow military contractor now threatens that investment.
Scott Wise, the founder and former owner of the Scotty's Brewhouse chain, has filed for personal bankruptcy — a situation he says was brought on by the failure of his former business.
Penske Logistics LLC has agreed to pay $350,000 in back wages and offer jobs to 99 women to settle an allegation that the company discriminated against female job applicants at its Shelbyville warehouse.
The owner of the Southport location of Scotty's Brewhouse, which closed abruptly in April, is facing a lawsuit over the closure.
The founders and three other former officers and employees of Westfield-based Banc-serv Partners LLP have been indicted in connection with what federal prosecutors describe as a 13-year-long conspiracy to defraud the Small Business Administration.
A federal judge on Wednesday sentenced former powerhouse Merrill Lynch broker Thomas Buck to three years and four months in prison.
Two large shareholders in the company behind local restaurant chain Scotty's Brewhouse have filed a lawsuit against its founder, Scott M. Wise, alleging that he made false statements and failed to properly register their shares, causing the investors to lose more than $1 million.
Scotty's Brewhouse founder Scott M. Wise, along with Indianapolis-based Scotty's Holdings LLC and two Arizona-based parties, are facing a lawsuit from a former business partner of Wise's who claims he was defrauded out of his $300,000 investment in the restaurant chain.
Indianapolis-based trucking firm Celadon Group Inc. says federal investigators are conducting a criminal investigation of the financial-reporting issues that the company has been working to resolve for more than a year.
An Indianapolis immigration attorney has pleaded guilty to filing false visa applications for more than 250 clients and collecting $750,000 in fraudulent fees.
A financial adviser in California faces allegations that he defrauded a former Indianapolis Colts player out of more than $4.5 million in investments.
A Celadon Group Inc. investor has filed a lawsuit alleging that the Indianapolis-based trucking company is misleading shareholders about its financial status and covering up a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission investigation into the company.
An Indianapolis judge has ruled in favor of three former Irwin Union Bank & Trust Co. executives, closing the book on a civil suit that the bank's bankruptcy trustee originally filed in 2011.
Hustler Hollywood, which wants to open a retail store in Castleton, is suing the city of Indianapolis over a zoning denial that the company says is infringing on its constitutional right to operate a business.


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ters, much in the same manner as general Lee had been.
The month of July was far advanced before the prepa. rations for the expedition against Philadelphia were compleated, and it was the twenty-third before the fleet was able to sail froin Sandy Hook. The force employed in this expedition consisted of thirty-six battalions of British and Hessians, a regiment of light-horse, and a body of loyalists raised at New York. The remainder of the forces, consisting of seventeen battalions, and another body of lighthorse, were stationed at New York under Sir Henry Ciinton ; and seven battalions were stationed at Rhode Island.
After sailing about a week, they arrived at the mouth of the Deluware ; but there having received certain intelli. gence that the navigation of the river was so obstructed that it would be impossible to force a passage, it was resolved to proceed farther southward to Chesapeak bay, fram whence the distance to Philadelphia was not very great, and where the provincial army would find less advantage from the nature of the country, than in the Jer. seys.
The navigation from the Delaware to the Chesapeak took up the best part of the month of August, and that up the bay was difficult and tedious. At last, having sailed up the river Elk as far as possible, the troops were landed without opposition, and moved forward towards Philadelphia.
On the news of their arrival in the Chesapeak, general Washington left the Jerseys, and fled to the relief of the city ; and, in the beginning of September, met the royal army at Brandy wine creek, about nid-way between the head of Elk and Philadelphia. General Washington practised his former method of skirmishing with, and barassing the army on its march. But as this was found insullicient to stop its course, he retired to that side of the creek next to Philadelphia, with an intent to dispute the passage. A general engagement commenced on the eleventh of September, in which the Americans were defcated ; and, perhaps, the night saved them from total destruction. The Provincials lost, in this engagement, about one thousand killed and wounded, besides four hundred taken prisoners.
The loss of this battle proved the loss of Philuciciphia. General Washington retired towards Lancaster, an inland
town, about sixty miles from Philadelphia. But though he could not prevent the loss of Philadelphia, he still adhered to his original plan of distressing the royal party, by laying ambushes, and cutting off detached parties; but in this he was not so successful as formerly ; and one of his own detachments, which lay in ambush in the woods, were themselves surprised, and entirely defeated, with the loss of three hundred killed and wounded ; besides seventy or eighty taken prisoners, and all their arms and baggage.
General Howe finding that the Americans would not venture another battle, even for the sake of their capital, took peaceable possession of it on the twenty sixth of September. His first care was to cut off by strong batteries, the communication between the upper and lower parts of the river ; which was executed, notwithstanding the opposition of some American armed vessels ; one of which, carrying thirty-six guns was taken. His next task was to open a communication with the sea ; and this was a work of no small difficulty. A vast number of batteries and forts had been erected, and machines formed like chevaux de frize, (from whence they took their name) had been sunk in the river, to prevent its navigation.
As the fleet had been sent round to the Delaware in order to co-operate with the army, this work, however difficult, was effected; nor did the provincials give muchi opposition, well knowing, that all places of this kind were now untenable. General Washington, however, took ac!vantage of the royal army being divided, to attack the camp of the principal division of it, that lay at Germantown, in the neighbourhood of Philadelphia. In this lie met with very little success ; for though he reached the place of destination by three o'clock in the morning, the patroles had time to call the troops to arms. The Americans, notwithstanding, made a very resolute attack; but were received with so much bravery, that they were compelled to abandon the attempt, and retreat in great disorder; with the advantage of carrying off their cannon, though pursued a considerable way, after having upwards of two hundred killed, five hundred wounded, and four hundred made prisoners : among whom were fisty-four officers. On the side of the British the loss amounted to four hundred and thirty wounded and prisoners, and sc
venty billed; among the last, were general Agnew, aad colonel Bird, with some other excellent officers.
There still remained two strong forts to be reduced on the Delaware. These were Mud Island, and Red Bank. The various obstructions which the Americans had thrown in the way, rendered it necessury to bring up the Augusta, a ship of the line, and the Merlin frigate, to the attack of Mud Island ; but during the heat of the action, both were grounded. The Americans observing this, sent down four fire ships, and directed the whole fire from their gallers against them ; but the courage and skill of the British seamen, prevented the former from taking effect. But during the engagement both the Augusta and Merlin took fire, and were burnt; and the other ships were obliged to withdraw.
The Americans, encouraged by this, proceeded to throw new obstructions in the way ; but the British general having found means to convey a number of cannon, and to erect batteiies within gunshot of the fort by land, and having brought up three ships of the line, mounted with heavy cannon, and the Vigilant, a large ship cut down so as to draw but little water, mounted with 24 pounders, made her way to a position from which she miglit enfilade the works on Mud Island. This gave the British such an ailvantage, that the post was no longer tenable.
Colonel Smith, who had with great gallantry defended the fort from the latter end of September, to the 11th of Noveinber, being wounded, was removed to the main ; within five days after his removal, major Thayer, nobly offered to take charge of this dangerous post ; but was obized to evacuate it within twenty-five days. But this event did not take place until the works were entirely beat down, every piece of cannon dismounted, and one of the British ships so near, that she threw hand-zrenadoes into the fort, and killed the men who were uncovered on the platform. The troops who had so bravely defended fort Mikin, (which was the name given to it) made a safe retreat to Red Bank. Within three days after Mud Island was evacuated, the garrison was also withdrawn from Red Bank on the approach of lor: Cornwallis. A great number of the American shipping, now entirely without proteg. tion, sailed up the river in the night time. Seventeen, however, remained, whose retreat was intercepted, by a frigate and some armed vessels ; on wnich the Americans ran them on store and burnt them.
Thus the campaign of 1777, in Pennsylvania, concluded successfully on the part of the British. In the North, however, matters wore a different aspect. The expedition in that quarter, had been projected by the British niristry, as the most effectual method thai could be taken to subjugate the colonies at once. The New England provinces were still considered by the British, as the most active in the continuation of the war; and it was thought, that any impression made upon them, would contribute in an effectual manner, to the reduction of the rest. • To carry this into execution, an army of four thousand cliosen British troops, and three thousand Germans, were put under the command of general Burgoyne; and general Carleton, was directed to use his interest with the Indians, to persuade them to join in this expedition ; and the province of Quebec was to furnish large partie to join in the same. The officers who commanded under general Bur. goyne, were general Phillips of the artillery, generals Fraser, Powel and Hamilton, with the German officers, generals Reidesel and Speecht.
These soldiers were under excellent discipline, and had been kept in their winter quarters with great care, that they might be prepared for the expedition, on which they were going. To ensure the success of the main expedition, another was formed on the Mohawk River, under Colonel St. Leger, who was to be assisted by Sir William Johnson, who had so greatly signalized himself, in the war of 1755. On the 21st of June, 1777, the British army en. camped on the western side of Lake Champlain ; where being joined by a considerable body of Indiuns, general Burgoyne made a speech, in which he exhorted these new allies, to lay aside their ferocious and barbarous manner of making war; to kill only such as opposed theni in arms; and to spare prisoners, and such women and children, as should fall into their hands. He afterwards issued a proclamation, in wiich the force of Piiriin, :nd that which he commanded, was displayed in strong and nervous language, calculated to intimidate the provincials, but it had a contrary effect.
The campaign opened with the siege of Ticonderoga. This place was very strong, and garrisoned by six thousand men under general St. Clair; nevertheless the works were so extensive, that even this number was not thought sufficient to defend them properly. They had therefore omitted to fortify a rugged eminence, called Sugar hill, which overlooked, and effectually commanded the whole works. The Americans vainly imagined, that it was of too difficult an ascent, for the enemy to take possession of it ; on the approuch of the first division of the army, the provincials abandoned, and set fire to their outworks, and so expediti. ous were the British troops, that on the 5th of July, every post was secured, which was judged necessary for invest. ing it completely.
A road was soon after made to the very summit of that eminence which the Americans supposed could not be ascended ; and they were now so much disheartened, that they instantly abandoned the fort, and made a precipitate retreat to Skenesborough, a place to the south of Lake George ; while their baggage and military stores, which they could not carry off, were sent to the same place by water. But the British generals were not disposed to let them get off so easily ; but pursued and overtook them. Their armed vessels consisted only of five galleys ; two of which were taken, and three blown up ; on which they set fire to their boats and fortifications, at Skenesborough. The provincials lost two hundred boats, and one hundred and thirty pieces of cannon, with all their provisions and baggage.
Their land forces under colonel Francis, made a brave defence against general Fraser; and as they were superior in number, they almost overpowered him, when general Reidesel with a large body of Germans came to his assistance. The Americans were now' overpowered in their turn; their commander killed, they fled in every direc. tion. In this action two hundred of the provincials were killeri, as many taken prisoners, and above six hundred wounded; many of whom perished in the woods for wan! of assistance.


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he went to Oxford and became fellow of New College (1650) and proctor (M.A., 1852); went to Ireland with Henry Cromwell as chaplain (1655); returned to England soon after the death of Oliver
BIBLIOGRAPHY: Notices additional to those mentioned in
the tent are A. a Wood, Athena Oxonians", ed. P. Bliss,
iii. 1234 38, 4 vole., London, 1813 2V; DNB, z. 13413b.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: The works, with s Life by M. de la RocheMaillet, were published, Paris, 1838. Consult: C. A. $ainto Beuve, Causeriea de Lundi, vol. n., 4th ed., 18 vole., Paris. 188288.
2. The adherents of a religious movement which arose among the Polish Jews in the seventeenth century. It was essentially a pietistic and mystic reaction against Talmudism, and thus presents a certain analogue to the pietism current in Christian circles about the same period, though there was no actual relation between the two. The founder of the Chasidim was an obscure Polish rabbi named Israel ben Eleazar, who received the epithet of Ball $hem Tob or " Master of the good name " (i.e., the mystic name of God), whence he was frequently termed Besht (from the initial letters 6 sh t). Teaching a religion of the heart, and discarding Talmudic formalism for personal faith and
love of God, he gathered about himThe self an enormous following which num
Founder of bered many rabbis whom the legalism the Chasi of the Talmud had failed to satisfy. dim and his About 1740 he made his headquarters
Teachings. in Miedzyboz in Podolia, sad there
developed his two cardinal doctrines
that God is everywhere, and that man may com
mune with God. The first tenet was pantheistic
and the second cabalistic. To attain perfect com
munion with the deity ecstatic prayer and medita
tion, often induced by violent physical motions
or even by the use of intoxicants, were necessary,
while thus a direct influence might be brought to
bear upon God himself. Formalism was altogether
discarded by Chasidism, and in a like spirit the
non Jewish asceticism grafted on Talmudic ritual
ism by the " practical Cabala " was rejected. The
Chasidim were to serve and worship God with
gladness and in the freedom of the spirit, while
reason was distinctly subordinate to faith.
He who realized Chasidic ideals was " righteous " (?addik) and had preeminence over lesser souls. Herein lay the danger of the system, for the zaddik came, in increasing measure, to be regarded as a quaeimediator with God, who could influence the
with the divinity. This concept was The thoroughly non=Jewish, nor was such ZaddiJrIm. homage ever rendered to any rabbi as to the ordinary 4addik. The cleavage between the orthodox Jews and the Chasidim grew wider; separate synagogues were formed, and changes were made in the arrangements of the prayers, the rules for slaughtering, and other ancient Jewish customs. It was not until after the death of Besht, however, that the power of the foddiTc gained full development, but then the rule was evolved that the `' righteous " should be supported by less holy souls in return for his mediation with God. From a sincere, though often ignorant, leader of his flock he became only too frequently a mere thaumaturgist, healing the sick and performing other miracles with his amulets and the penancea which he imposed. Yet Chasidism was not a homogeneous system, but developed, in course of time, into two distinct schools, one finding its center in South Russia and Poland, and the other in Lithuania sod White Russia. The cause of this demarcation was, in the main, intellectual. In South Russia and in Poland the mystical and pietistic trend was no new thing. It had already been exemplified in the movements headed by Jacob Frank (q.v.) and in the religious upheaval caused in Oriental Judaism by the pseudo Messiah $habbethai Zebi. It had been augmented, moreover, by the religious anarchy consequent on the political disturbances in Poland and by the savage persecutions of Chmiebvcla and the Haidamacks. The result was a combination of ignorance and despair, which furnished a fallow soil for an optimistic mysticism freed from all restraints of the ritual law. In these regions, then, the qaddik flourished and worked his miracles at the expense of the still more benighted Chasidim. In White Russia and Lithuania, on the other hand, these destructive factors had not been at work, and the Talmud retained its position of honor and its conservative
power. There, moreover, the Jews History centered in the cities, and thus were of under the intellectual restraint and
Chasidism. stimulus of the scholars of the Talmud, while in the villages of Poland and South Russia imagination could run riot, devoid of the restraint of scholarship. For all these reasons Chasidism did not gain in the north the exclusive dominance which it possessed in the south, and its break with rabbinical Judaism was far lees radical. The ?addik of White Russia and Lithuania was tittle more than a heterodox rabbi, and was deeply influenced by the " rational Chasidism " taught by Zalman of Liozna (1747 1812), who postulated the need of an intelligent faith rather than absolute subjection of reason, and reduced the ;add4 to the place of a teacher instead of a thaumaturgist.
Chasidism, being suspected (and not without some probability) of an affinity with the vagaries of Frank and $habbethai Zebi, was everywhere bitterly opposed by orthodox Judaism, represented by the mitnaggedim (" opponents "). In the north,
the stubborn resistance of stagnation
Opposition and a reactionary tendency which is
to the more intense, because lees enlightSystem. ened, than that of rabbinical Judaic.
This trend is not improbably increased by the attitude of the Russian government toward the Jews, but elsewhere the despair which evoked it no longer saints, and with the absence of the cause the effect has vanished. Yet in pawing judgment on Chasidism, it should not be forgotten that, with all its faults, it possessed one important element which was the secret of its power, the insistence on personal piety and faith as the means of salvation, rather than on the intellectualism of rabbinical legalism, a teaching by no means new in Judaism, but revived and fostered by this sect in a time of need.
BIBLIOGRAPHY: H. Greets, (ieachichte der Juden. Vol. Xi., chap. 3. Leipeic, 1891 (the fullest account); J. M. Jost, (ieachichte den JuderUhums and asiner Saktsn, iii. 184. 3 parts, ib. 1857 59; L. Law, Yerpanpenheit uud (#eDenwart der CluueidSer, Budapest, 1859; J. B» Ehrlich, Der Wep meinea Lebena, Vienna, 1874; 8. Schechter, Studies in Judaism, Philadelphia, 1898; RL, iii. 102 103; JE, vi. 251 258.
CHASTITY: Chastity in the modern acceptation of the word is a condition and a virtue the state of physical and moral purity in sexual rela
In the performance of this duty the Christian must fight all carnal desires (I Pet. ii. 11), especially the sexual instinct, which in all times and places has been recognized and felt by men as one of the fiercest and moat invincible. That the instinct in itself is not sinful may be inferred from God's institution of wedlock. But any transgression of thin limit is uncbastity, whether in thought .(Matt. v. 28), in word (Eph. v. 3, 12), or in deed (I Cor. vi. 15). The destructive effect of incontinence extends not only to the body, but to the soul as well, which is thereby polluted, made unfit for all good, and irretrievably estranged from spiritual intercourse with God, hence these, sine exclude from the future communion of heaven (I Cor. vi. 9, 10; I Eph. v. 5; Rev. xxi. 8, 27).
For the attainment of chastity training is necessary. For the Christian this training has its root in the grace of regeneration. The guidance and support of the Holy Spirit is indispensable and assured (Rom. viii. 13; Gal. v. 22 23), but is ineffectual without personal exertion and self discipline on the part of the individual (I Cor. ig. 27; Eph. iv. 29, v. 4; Phil. iv. 8; I Tim. v. 22). The duty of prayer, watchfulness, and the other means of self training is incumbent on all without respect to sea or age, and rests in an especial degree upon those whose calling is to educate others. While wedlock is a holy defense of chastity (I Cor. Vii. 2), it is no guaranty of purity (I Cor. vii. 3 5; I Pet. iii. 1 7). Celibacy, too, has its dangers; it is imposed upon many by circumstaRCE9 in Ill1pde]Zt times, but incontinence is not excused thereby. Finally the successful result of Christian training and discipline, made possible by the Christian's inward relation to Jesus Christ, is something different from the natural sense of shame and outward decorum, also from the particular gifts of chastity referred to in Matt. tea. 12, which Paul attributes to himself (I Cor. vii. 7), for which the tradition of the Church Praises the Apostle John, and which is mentioned in the Apocalypse (uv. 4).
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CHATEL, ahd"tel', FERDINAND FRAft~OIS
Founder of the Jfgliee catholique frangaise; b. at
Gannet (34 m. s.e.w. of Moulins) Jan. 9, 1795; d.
at Paris Feb. 18, 1857. At first chaplain of a regi
ment of the line, he was called by the July Revo
lution of 1830 to a place of importance at Paris.
An adherent of the liberalism of the period, he
sought to found a Church based on reason rather
than on Rome, retaining, for the moat part, the
forma of Roman Catholic ritual, yet changing their
meaning and rendering them patriotic in tendency.
His theological education was but superficial, and
it is clear that at first he was rationalistic and
later pantheistic in tendency, while he preserved
traces of the cult of Reason in the sense that term
bore during the French Revolution. Chltel soon won
a considerable following is his movement for re
form, and is 1831 he was able to announce the
establishment of the Aglise catholique frangaise, a
temple for several thousand persons being erected
at Paris in the Faubourg St. Martin two years
later. On the high altar was a representation of
Reason in the form of a woman who supported
another holding a crone and typifying Religion,
while near them was a lion as a symbol of the
strength of Reason. The sides of the altar were
adorned with pictures of Ftnelon and St. Vincent de
Paul, with the words gloire and patrie. The service
had the form of a mesa; feasts were celebrated in
honor of great men, especially Frenchmen; and
at Christmas ChAtel himself was honored as a
" reformer " by the side of Christ. About 1837
the community reached its height, although the
majority of its adherents were confined to Paris,
but in 1842 it came to an end. The government
of Louis Philippe favored it at first, but later be
came hostile to it. Chatel long survived the
organization which he had founded, and died in
poverty and neglect. He expounded his views in
a series of works, none of which was of any spiritual
importance. F. Ksz rErtsusca.
CHAUNCY, CHARLES: 1. Second president of Harvard College; b. at Ardeley or Yardley Bury (10 m. n. of Hertford), Hertfordshire, England, 1592 (baptized Nov. b); d. in Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 19, 1872. He studied at Trinity College, Cambridge (B.A., 1813; M.A., 1817; B.D., 1824), and became fellow and lecturer in Greek (or professor); was vicar of Ware, Hertfordshire, 1627 33, and of Marston St. Lawrence, Northamptonshire, 1633 37. His stern Puritanism brought him into difficulties with the church authorities in both parishes, and in 1834 he was suspended and imprisoned; after some months' confinement he made submission, but regretted the act ever afterward.
wrote The Retraction of Charles Chauncy formerly
published, as he says, " for the satisfaction of all
such who either are, or justly might be, offended
with his scandalous submission, made before the
High Commission Court, Feb. 11, 1835." He ar
rived at Plymouth, Dec., 1837, and acted as as
sistant there till 1841, when he went to Scituate;
he was invited to return to ware in 1854 and was
making preparations for departure when he was
offered the presidency of Harvard to succeed Henry
Dunater; he accepted with reluctance, was in
augurated Nov. 29, and filled the position faith
fully and well. He was a good scholar and, in
addition to his attainments as a theologian, had
considerable knowledge of medicine; he is said to
have been an admirable preacher and was esteemed
for his piety. He published The Doctrine of the
Sacrament, with the right use thereof, calechetically
handled by way of question and ansvxr (London,
1842); a volume of sermons on justification (1859);
and Antisynodalia scripts Americana, or a pro
posal of the judgement of the dissenting ministers of
the churches o f New England assembled Mar. 10,
186.E (Cambridge, 1882). He had six sons, who
were all graduated at Harvard, all became ministers,
and all are believed, like their father, to have been
physicians as well. His eldest son Isaac (b. at
Ware Aug. 23, 1832; d. in London Feb. 28, 1712)
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BIBLIOGRAPHY: William Chauncey Fowler, Memorials of the Chaunuys, Boston, 1858; Cotton Mather, in his Magnolia, gives a chapter to President Chaunoy under the title Cadmue Annue, bk, iii., chap. xtiii., vol. i.. pp. 483 478, Hartford, 1855; James Savage, Genealogical Dictionary of the First Se#lere of New England, i. 388 389, Boston, 1880.
2. New England clergyman, great grandson of President Chauncy; b. in Boston .tan. 1. 1705; d. there Feb. 10, 1787. He was graduated at Harvard, 1721; ordained assistant minister of the First Church of Boston, 1727, and remained there till his death. He cultivated a plain sad matterof fact style in preaching, and was noted for scrupulous integrity. He tried to check the extreme excitement attending the preaching of whitefield, and v rote in reference to it Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in New England (Boston, 1743), and two or three open letters to Whitefield (17441745). He stoutly opposed the establishment of episcopacy in the colonies, and published The Validity of Presbyterian Ordination Asserted dud Maintained (1782) and A Complete View of Episcopacy until the Close of the Second Century (1771). He believed in the final restoration of all, or Universaliam, and advocated it in The Salvation for All Men Illustrated and Vindicated as a Scripture Doctrine (1782); Divine Glory Brought to View in the Final Salvation of All Men (1783); The Beneuo
RELIGIOUS ENCYCLOPEDIA Chasuble
lertce of the Deity Fairly oral Impartially Considered (1784); Five Dissertations on the Scripture Account of the Fall and its Consequences (1787).
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Whenever he's outside he eats acorns and twigs. (Large oak trees in the yard. The yard doesn't get completely cleaned up until spring.) Yesterday there was a piece of wood about an inch long, half inch across in his poop. That had to hurt. All I can do with him is take him outside on a leash every time so he doesn't get a blockage. He loves to run around in the yard playing with Bruno, but I can't take the chance.
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I have no comments/advice, but you picture is PRICELESS!! LOVE IT!!
The little stinker. I've been working on "trade" with Moose. He trades me sticks, pine cones and whatever else he finds for a treat. Seems to be working because now rather than running away he brings me things. For example last night he brought me a dead elder bug.
I love your pic too!!! Hunter is horrible with eating stuff he threw up a whole pair of my kids underwear the other day!!! I couldn't believe it! He loves the twigs too but has gotten better as he gets older, he's 5 months now I try to clean them up b/c being leashed in the backyard is no fun! I try to go out with him when he goes out back to make sure but it doesn't always happen, and I haven't seen as many stick remnants in his poop!
Missing you every day Summer
Good idea. I just tried;he does come as soon as he sees a treat for him instead of running away. He does drop sticks to take treat. But he doesn't get the concept of trade. Sometimes he swallows whatever before or as he comes for the treat. (He doesn't get the treat then.) Another problem, he may start to pick up something just to get a treat. You know how smart they are. But this method is worth working with.I've been working on "trade" with Moose. He trades me sticks, pine cones and whatever else he finds for a treat. Seems to be working because now rather than running away he brings me things.
I have a gigantic, ancient oak in my back yard. Acorns the size of fat pecans! In the years the oak sheds those acorns all my dogs eat them like popcorn. I'd spy one dog munching, give the "leave it" command and he did (Meg didn't eat them), while the other six would be snacking snacking snacking. When there were 7 in my mob, I never mastered the group "leave it" command. I'd get one or two, then another one, then another while the original one or two resumed munching acorns.
Nobody ever got sick as a result of this snack but it always concerned me.
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When the 2020 NFL Draft begins in April, there's a good chance Alabama WR Jerry Jeudy is the first receiver off the board.
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Which player heading to the combine has the best feet?
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