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Freedom: A History of US
(CD-ROM)
$5.00
For more than 225 years the principle of freedom and our understanding of its implications have evolved dramatically. This CD presents documents and images from the Gilder Lehrman Collection and invites you to read the words and see the images of the men and women who forged this nation, providing insights into the complexity of the past.
An American Sampler: Poems and Songs that Celebrate our Nation�s Past
(CD ROM)
$7.50
Songs and poetry have always played a central role in American life�a common thread among the Native, European, and African cultures that came together in North America. Many of the songs and poems in this sampler celebrate the promise of the United States of America and explore the various traditions that came together to shape our shared past. This DVD includes eighteen American songs with photos; dramatic readings of American poems; printable files of all song lyrics and poems; and audio files of all songs and poems for burning playable CDs.
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Mr. Lincoln�s War: Selected Letters, Photographs, & Songs
(CD-ROM)
$7.50
This CD-ROM includes 14 narrated Civil War letters and over 60 Civil War photographs from the Gilder Lehrman Collection, as well as recordings of 12 Civil War Songs along with printable lyrics. This item is also included in the Abraham Lincoln "History in a Box."
Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made Modern America
(CD ROM)
$5.00
Based on Alexander Hamilton: The Man Who Made Modern America, a traveling exhibition organized by the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History, the New-York Historical Society, and the American Library Association.
This CD-Rom includes:
A virtual tour of the exhibition, with fifty rare documents and objects relating to the life of Alexander Hamilton.
A hosted, fifteen-minute video tour of the exhibition.
Printable images of each item, transcripts, biography, all authorized for classroom use.
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Historians on the Record: Selected Topics in American History
(DVD)
$7.50
Historians on the Record: Selected Topics in American History DVD includes nine prominent lectures by leading American history scholars. Topics range widely from Ted Widmer discussing Martin Van Buren to Mary Beth Norton debating the Salem witchcraft trials. The DVD includes other talks from Edward Ayers, Adam I.P. Smith, Glenda Elizabeth Gilmore, James I. Robertson, Keven Phillips, Patricia Limerick, and Laurel Thatcher Ulrich.
Historians on the Record: Slavery and Abolition
(DVD)
$7.50
Historians on the Record: Slavery and Abolition DVD includes eight prominent lectures by leading American history scholars on various topics surrounding slavery and its subsequent abolition. Lectures include work from James Oliver Horton, Lois Horton, David Blight, Ira Berlin, Philip Morgan, Henry Louis Gates, Jr., David Brion Davis, Catherine Clinton, and David Reynolds.
Possible uses of these lectures in the classroom include assigning groups of students to view historians speaking about the same topic. Students can compare the respective interpretations and become acquainted with current historical scholarship.
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Historians on the Record: Twentieth Century History
(DVD)
$7.50
Historians on the Record: Twentieth Century History DVD includes eight prominent lectures by leading American history scholars. Topics range widely from James Patterson detailing America's rise to prominence after World War II to Alan Brinkley discussing FDR's first 100 days. The DVD includes other talks from David Kennedy, Jean Strouse, Arthur Schlesinger, Jr., Patricia O'Toole, John Dower, and Edward Renehan.
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