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Negotiating Responsible Transparency: Congress and the Foreign Relations of the United States Series
Book discussion
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Searching for siblings to find family: Help among the Collaterals
Studying the “collaterals” solves many genealogical problems.
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No Crown for Franklin: The Twenty-Second Amendment and the Eclipse of the New Deal
No Crown for Franklin: The Twenty-Second Amendment and the Eclipse of the New Deal
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Ethnic, Religious, and Racial Identity in a Fractured World: Challenges Awaiting the 45th U.S. President
Ethnic, Religious, and Racial Identity in a Fractured World: Challenges Awaiting the 45th U.S. President.
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Countdown to Pearl Harbor: Twelve Days to the Attack
Steve Twomey takes a fascinating look at the 12 days leading up to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor—the warnings, clues, and missteps.
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The Federal Register and the Electoral College
Learn about the Electoral College in Presidential elections and the Federal Register’s role in disseminating government regulations, proposed rules and notices, and other Presidential documents.
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Cross-Examining History: A Lawyer Gets Answers From the Experts About Our Presidents
Talmage Boston seeks out what made our major Presidents tick and what caused their lives to play out as they did.
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Lincoln’s White House: The People’s House in Wartime
Author James Conroy will discuss Lincoln’s White House, a book that brings to life the executive mansion and the people who knew it.
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From the Trenches of WWI to the November 2016 Elections: Race Relations in America
A panel will discuss race relations in our country, focusing on discrimination in the segregated military during World Wars I and II.
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Facing Slavery’s Legacy at Georgetown University
Adam Rothman, professor of history at Georgetown, discusses the university’s roots in the slave economy of early America and their implications for today.