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Bringing History To Life: Documenting Artifacts
John Emond illustrates the importance of documenting artifacts so their history is preserved—not lost.
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The Midterm Elections: What Might They Mean?
Mara Liasson, NPR political correspondent, Mark Preston, CNN director of political programming, and New York Times reporter Kate Zernike discuss the midterms with Nancy Cordes, correspondent for CBS News.
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Frank and Al: FDR, Al Smith, and the Unlikely Alliance that Created the Modern Democratic Party
Terry Golway traces the relationship between political allies, then adversaries, Franklin D. Roosevelt and Al Smith.
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Women and the Vote: Opposition to Women’s Equality, from Suffrage to the ERA
This program is about the struggle for equality for women on the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment.
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Bit Player: My Life with Presidents and Ideas
Stephen Hess discusses his role as a speechwriter to Presidents and others over the years.
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Remembering Vietnam: A Conversation About What Happens after Duty, Honor, Country
An expert panel discusses support and resources for Vietnam veterans.
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Presidents of War
A new book from Michael Beschloss looks at how various Presidents made decisions to go to war.
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A Fierce Glory: Antietam—The Desperate Battle that Saved Lincoln and Doomed Slavery
A new book from Justin Martin examines the Battle of Antietam, a key turning point in the Civil War.
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John Marshall: The Man Who Made the Supreme Court
Richard Brookhiser vividly chronicles America's greatest judge, John Marshall, who served as Chief Justice of the United States for 34 years.
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Vietnam Photographers: Capturing the War on Film
In observance of the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War, a panel of combat photographers who served in Vietnam will discuss their role and their work.