| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | A Short History of Boston | | Summary Description: | Robert J. Allison, Professor of History at Suffolk University, brings to life the major events and important figures who formed the 'City on a Hill'. | | Recorded Date: | 5/5/2005 2:00 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Robert J. Allison, professor, history, Suffolk University |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | Daughters of the Union: Northern Women Fight the Civil War | | Summary Description: | Silber discuss the changes in social structure bought on by women's participation in the Civil War. | | Recorded Date: | 10/27/2005 5:15 PM | | Recorded Location: | Northeastern University, Egan Center | | Attendee(s): | Nina Silber, professor, history, Boston University |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | Caroline Healey Dall: Daughter of Boston | | Summary Description: | Deese discusses the extensive diaries of Boston activist Caroline Healey Dall (1822-1912). | | Recorded Date: | 10/20/2005 11:25 AM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Helen R. Deese, editor, Boston Historical Society |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | Vindication: A Life of Mary Wollstonecraft | | Summary Description: | Gordon tells the stories behind Wollstonecraft's beliefs and battles as a foremother of education and human rights, women's rights, female sexuality and marriage. | | Recorded Date: | 10/5/2005 11:15 AM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | War of Words: The Last Colonial War in American Literature | | Summary Description: | Franklin discusses the novels of James Fenimore Cooper, author of The Last of the Mohicans. | | Recorded Date: | 9/21/2005 5:30 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Wayne Franklin, professor, Northeastern |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | American Indians and the French & English War | | Summary Description: | Professor Calloway looks at the experiences of American Indians who fought in the French and English War. | | Recorded Date: | 9/28/2005 5:30 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Colin G. Calloway, professor, Dartmouth |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | 1776: Town Meeting with David McCullough | | Summary Description: | David McCullough discusses his novel, 1776, in a town hall meeting style with audience participation. | | Recorded Date: | 9/30/2005 6:00 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | David McCullough, author, 1993 & 2001 Pulitzer Prize winner |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | Britain and the Seven Years War | | Summary Description: | Gould asks if this War, which involved conflict in Europe, Africa, India and the Philippines, is the real first world war. | | Recorded Date: | 9/14/2005 5:30 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Eliga H. Gould, professor, history, University of NH |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | Empires at War | | Summary Description: | William M. Fowler, Jr. discusses his new book Empires at War: The French and Indian War and the Struggle for North America 1754-1763. | | Recorded Date: | 9/7/2005 5:30 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | William M. Fowler, Jr., director, MA Historical Society |
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| | (to external site) | | WebCast Title: | The Orb of Chatham | | Summary Description: | Bob Staake's tells the tale of five witnesses who vanished inexplicably in 1935 after reporting a strange sight in Chatham, MA. | | Recorded Date: | 6/27/2005 11:00 PM | | Recorded Location: | Old South Meeting House | | Attendee(s): | Bob Staake, author, illustrator, cartoonist |
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