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This is CBS Eye on the World.

Here's John Batchelor.

Continuing with Ronald White, the author of the new book on Great Fields,

The Life and Unlikly Heroism of Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain,

a scholar, a professor, a gifted man with the Bible or with languages, nine languages, an esteemed

professor at Bowden College has gone to war and fought bravely and stubbornly for throughout the

conflict right to Appomattox Courthouse. He's now come home. He's come home with a very bad wound, a wound that will

weaken him the rest of his life. However, there is a task before him that he takes up, not

naturally, but because he's drafted into it. He's not the only hero of Maine, but he's certainly a prominent one.

And he begins right away with something that is part of his gift. He begins to make speeches

to public gatherings about what he saw in the war. And Ron, thank you very much. I have note that the first speech he

made about Gettysburg, and what happened that day was 1865. Is that correct? Who was he speaking to?

That's correct. He began to speak to various towns in Maine and quickly to various veterans organizations.

And let's remember, when he came to Bowden College as a student, he was a stammerer.

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