and jackson shot ellsworth dead. and then ellsworth's men shot jackson dead. so there were actually two martyrs created in one day, one for defending a confederate flag, one for lincoln was devastated. he gave ellsworth a funeral on the white house, his family, and he wrote a very famous letter of condolence to ellsworth's parents, and it was a great tragedy for this family. and as you say, i think we can that this next image princeton paintings of ellsworth, maybe not the most accurate depictions in the world, but they elevated this poor young guy into a martyr as you noted overnight. valerie: we noticed one of the soldiers is wearing a costume, but he isn't enough, so this is kind of interesting. harold: i don't think he did. i think he always wore the regular uniform, but his soldiers were other uniforms. valerie: our own uniform in the collection of new york historical, it was owned by one david p. david, and just be the uniform again. we know he must have been disturbed in the bronx and served for two years. where did he see action? we have a sense of tha

his name was elmer ellsworth. he was a drill master. maybe we should do the next slide so people can take a look. there he is. he did not wear it, but his cadets did. thatganized the brigade was shown on stages across the country. very celebrated show in chicago, they ran doubletime around the stage in circles and broke off sort of like cheerleaders or at footballs march stadiums where they break off and jump up. his guys had rivals. they would toss the rifles, put it on their shoulders, and he was pretty well received, and he became something of a celebrity at a very young age. he also was a law student of abraham lincoln's and was his bodyguard when he traveled to washington from springfield to become president. they were acquaintances. and then organized a unit when the war started and got into the fray, really before it actually started for most people. at the beginning of the war, ellsworth turns out to be a war hero, actually kind of a martyr. would you tell our audience why? in fact, he was the first war hero from the north. when

dead then ellsworth's men shot jackson dead. so there were actually two martyrs create nd one day. one for defending a confederate flag. lincoln was devastated. he gave ellsworth a funeral in the east room of the white house. his family attended. he wrote a very famous letter of condolence to ellsworth's parents and it was a great tragedy for the family and as you can see, i think we can see in this next image, that the prince of paintings of ellsworth, song sheet covers. they elevated this poor, young guy into a martyr as you noted, overnight. >> we notice that one of the soldiers is wearing a costume. but he isn't himself. so that's kind of interesting. >> i don't think he did. i think he always wore the regular uniform, but his soldiers wore the zarob uniforms. >> so are all the uniform in collection of new york historical, it was owned by one david p. davis. let's just see the uniform again. we know he must have been to service in the bronx and served for two years. where did we see action? do we have a sense of that or not?

and jackson shot ellsworth dead and ellsworth's men shot jackson's men dead. so, there were two martyr. lincoln was devastated. he gave ellsworth a funeral on the east room of the white house. his family attended. he wrote a very famous letter of condolence to ellsworth's parents. it was a great tragedy for the family. you can see in the next image that there were prints and paintings of ellsworth, song sheet covers, maybe not the most accurate deipictions in the world, but they elevated this poor young guy into a martyr, as you noted, overnight. >> we noticed that one of the the soldiers is wearing the costume like he isn't himself which issing interest. >> i don't think he did. i think he always wore the regular uniform. but his soldiers wore the za uniforms. >> so, our own uniform at the collection of new york historical, it was owned by david p. davis. let's see the uniform again. we know he mustered into service in fort skylar in the bronx and served three years. where did he see action? we have a sense of that, do we not? >> yeah, he was in a unit, by th

that's what colonel ellsworth had taken down from the tavern. as he was coming down the steps, the tavern owner became irate about the situation, reached underneath the bar and pulled a shotgun out and shot the colonel in the chest. he did that in front of the colonel's men, so he got shot five times and stabbed seven, left him lie on their floor and took the colonel back to washington, d.c., put him at the firehouse at the shipyard. the word of his death spread quickly through washington, d.c., and on his death, the doctor went to the president to ask permission to embalm the body. the president wouldn't do that because he wasn't a family member, but after three hours of talking, he persuaded the president he was the father of everybody in the military because he was commander in chief. the president said, okay, go ahead and embalm the body. so dr. humpert embalmed the body and sent word to the white house he was done. he lied. he was not done. but when the president heard they were done enbalming the body, the president said stop doing what yo

this is not what colonel ellsworth took down from the tavern. that is the first official confederate flag. that is what colonel ellsworth had taken down from the tavern. the confederate army became irate about the situation, shot the colonel in the chest. they did that in front of the colonel's men, got shot 5 times, left him lying on the floor, took the colonel back to washington, d.c. the word of his death spread quickly through washington, d.c. the president was asked permission to embalm the body. the president said he could not because he was not a family member. finally the president was persuaded he is the father of everyone in the military because he is the commander-in-chief. the president said go ahead. he embalmed the body and sent word to the white house when he was done. he lied. the president and misses lincoln stop doing what they were doing, immediately went to the firehouse. the colonel had spent many hours entertaining the president's children. he was also a member of president lincoln's law staff. outside the fair house, the b

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the doctor did this with ellsworth and proceeded to charge thereafter. these are tools of the embalming trade of 1861. . this is the gravity bomber. it takes less than five pounds of pressure to preserve a person. the gravity system was used in 1701 by doctor raymond, first recorded arterial and bomber. the gravity system is still being used in some funeral homes in 2019. these tools are being used and all funeral homes in 2019. the only thing that changed in the last 300 years are the chemicals used. but it's done exactly in the same way. there was no chemical company selling embalming fluid until 1888. formaldehyde was not patented until years after the civil war. arterial bombings are very simple procedures. you use the carded artery of the neck or leg. i like using the carter road army artery in the neck. you make an incision in there. pull the artery out. put a little notch in the carter road artery. connected to the gravity bomb. there is the jugular vein. you pull the jugular vein up. cut it off completely. you want to push all the blood out of th

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