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withdrawals or fund switches are made. Capital at risk terms apply. I'm John Batchel with Brenda Wineapple, very generous to talk about her new book, Keeping the Faith, God, Democracy, and the trial that riveted a nation.

The trial ends on the 21st, and on the 26th, Mary Brian, his wife who's arthritic and in a

wheelchair, sends one of their aides to wake Brian, who's taking a nap after midday meal.

And Brenda, this is a very sad turn. I know in inherit the wind,

it was not filled in. You just were led to understand that Brian dies soon afterwards.

However, there is the suggestion in your reporting that with his death and he died, they believe

of a stroke, but that diabetes clue you provide

was an indication that he'd not been properly caring for himself for some time. There is a

suggestion that Darrow's triumph became a way of speaking against him. Was that popular to say

that Darrow had driven Brian into his grave?

You know, if you're a Brian supporter or you're horrified by the humiliation that Darrow inflicted on Brian,

you're likely to say that Darrow caused Brian's death. But I think there are more

physiological reasons. For one thing, as you mentioned, it was brutally hot. And Brian was on the

witness stand outdoors in the July heat.

Second of all, as we saw, he piled potatoes and corn onto his plate.

He was a diabetic, and his diabetes was probably not in control,

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