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Loyalists and the American War for Independence
Brendan McConville
January 29, 2009
00:43:22
Winners typically write the history books, but what about those who were less fortunate?
In His Own Words: Justice Peter Oliver
Michael Lepage
January 8, 2009
00:44:33
As part of the Old South Meeting House's "Loyalty to the Crown" series, Michael Lepage performs as the Chief Justice and expresses his views on the people and events that started the American Revoluti
Life of Lady Randolph Churchill
Anne Sebba
November 8, 2007
01:08:12
Anne Sebba examines the unusually close relationship between Lady Randolph Churchill and her son Winston, who described her as having the wine of life in her veins.
Verneys: Love, War, and Madness in 17th Century England
Adrian Tinniswood
October 4, 2007
00:53:24
Adrian Tinniswood describes the ordinary 17th century lives of an extraordinary family, the Verneys.
Bloomsday Discussion: Irish and Jews of Boston
John Henning
June 16, 2007
00:40:09
As a part of simultaneous, international celebrations of James Joyce's
Ulysses
, a panel of experts discusses how the Irish and the Jews of Boston impacted the evolution of the city and each other.
Jamestown vs. Plymouth: America's Historical Amnesia
Karen Ordahl Kupperman
May 14, 2007
00:53:30
Historians Karen Ordahl Kupperman and Walter W. Woodward look at the story of John Smith, the early days of colonial speculation in Virginia and New England, and Jamestown's creation story from hell.
Milestone of the Revolution: Katie Carroll and the IRA
Anne Dolan
March 19, 2007
00:56:29
Anne Dolan tells the story of Katie Carroll, a young woman who was sadistically murdered by the Irish Republican Army in 1921 and may have been a British informant.
Passion and Reason in Irish-American Nationalism
David Wilson
September 27, 2006
00:40:27
David Wilson introduces the life and times of Thomas D'Arcy McGee (1826-68), an Irish-Canadian journalist, poet, politician, and critic of Irish republicanism.
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