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The Road to the Declaration: The Boston Massacre Trial - Thomas Gage and John Adams
John Adams explains his decision to perform the unpopular task of defending the British soldiers after the Boston Massacre, and Thomas Gage expresses the loyalist point of view.
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The Road to the Declaration: Before the Boston Massacre - Voices of Boston
Actors portraying Phillis Wheatly, Crispus Attucks, and Mrs. Benjamin Edes discuss conditions in Boston and New York leading up the “Boston Massacre” in March 1770.
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The Declaration of Independence and Diversity: Then and Now
In a virtual live discussion, a panel of scholars will examine how the ideals and words of the Declaration relate to issues of race, gender, and diversity today.
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Young Learners Program: Meet Theodore Roosevelt
Joe Wiegand portrays our 26th President, Theodore Roosevelt, in this Young Learners Program.
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Young Learners Program: Meet Benjamin Franklin
In this Young Learners program, children will meet Benjamin Franklin—scientist, inventor, entrepreneur, politician, and diplomat
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Inaugural WWII Emerging Scholars Symposium
The Eisenhower, Roosevelt, and Truman Presidential Libraries are proud to present our inaugural emerging scholars symposium to commemorate D-Day.
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Celebrating the LBJ Telephone Tapes
In honor of the LBJ Presidential Library’s 50th anniversary, join us for a virtual event celebrating the LBJ telephone tapes and the new website developed with the Miller Center.
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Justice Rising: Robert Kennedy’s America in Black and White
Patricia Sullivan, professor of history at the University of South Carolina, discusses her new book "Justice Rising: Robert Kennedy’s America in Black and White."
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"On Juneteenth" with Annette Gordon-Reed
Harvard Professor & Pulitzer Prize-winning author Annette Gordon-Reed. Her new book On Juneteenth.
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An Evening With Carol Leonnig
Washington Post investigative reporter & Pulitzer Prize-winning author Carol Leonnig, on her new book Zero Fail:The Rise and Fall of the Secret Service.