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					Home > Online Audio Lectures and Discussions Online Audio Lectures and Discussions Founding Era > Declaration of Independence Declaration of Independence Christopher Flannery June 24, 2002 Declaration of Independence Part II Christopher Flannery June 24, 2002 Declaration of Independence Christopher Flannery April 13, 2002 Declaration of Independence Part II Christopher Flannery April 13, 2002 Founding Era > Federalist Papers The Federalist and Human Nature Professor Chris Flannery July 7, 2006 The Federalist and American Character Professor Chris Flannery July 7, 2006 Founding Era > Constitution Confederation and State Constitutions Gordon Lloyd June 24, 2002 Constitutional Convention I: Debating the Virginia Plan Gordon Lloyd June 25, 2002 Constitutional Convention II: The Convention in Crisis Gordon Lloyd June 25, 2002 Constitutional Convention III: Drafting the Constitution Gordon Lloyd June 25, 2002 How to Read the Constitution Gordon Lloyd June 26, 2002 The Federalist Papers (Part I) Christopher Flannery June 26, 2002 The Federalist Papers (Part II) Christopher Flannery June 26, 2002 The Federalist Papers (Part III) Gordon Lloyd June 26, 2002 Ratification Gordon Lloyd June 28, 2002 Bill of Rights Gordon Lloyd June 28, 2002 How to Read Federalist #10 James Muller March 1, 2003 Founding Era > George Washington George Washington David Tucker June 17, 2002 Founding Era > Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson David Tucker June 18, 2002 Founding Era > General Readings on the Founding Slavery and the Founding Lucas Morel August 6, 2002 Freedom and Slavery in the Founding Lucas Morel, Diana Schuab August 3, 2003 Being Human, Being American, Being Equal Professor Flannery July 7, 2003 Natural Law Originalism - The Declaration’s Constitution Douglas W. Kmiec July 8, 2003 Religion and American Character Professor David Tucker July 8, 2006 The Power of Government and the Character of the People Professor David Tucker July 8, 2006 Expansion Era > Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson Robert Remini September 7, 2002 Andrew Jackson and the Power of the President David Tucker June 19, 2002 Civil War Era > Abraham Lincoln Abraham Lincoln and Statesmanship David Tucker June 20, 2002 Abraham Lincoln, Slavery, and the Civil War Mackubin T. Owens and Lucas E. Morel August 5, 2002 Lincoln Over the Years Mackubin Owens August 5, 2002 The Election of 1860 Lucas Morel August 8, 2002 The Emancipation Proclamation Allen Guelzo August 7, 2002 Lincoln, Reconstruction, and the Post-Civil War Amendments Herman Belz August 9, 2002 Lincoln-Douglas Debates (continued) Lucas Morel August 8, 2002 Lincoln and Civil Liberties Mackubin Owens August 9, 2002 Lincoln as War Leader Mackubin Owens August 8, 2002 Lincoln on Language Peter Schramm August 7, 2002 Civil War Era > Frederick Douglass Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison Richard S. Ruderman February 8, 2003 Frederick Douglass Diana Schaub August 4, 2003 Frederick Douglass (continued) Lucas Morel August 4, 2003 Civil War Era > William Lloyd Garrison Frederick Douglass and William Lloyd Garrison Richard S. Ruderman February 8, 2003 Civil War Era > Stephen A. Douglas Lincoln-Douglas Debates (continued) Lucas Morel August 8, 2002 Civil War Era > Lincoln-Douglas Debates Lincoln-Douglas Debates (continued) Lucas Morel August 8, 2002 Lincoln-Douglas Debates Lucas Morel August 7, 2002 Civil War Era > General Readings Slavery, Ante-Bellum Politics and Westward Expansion (Continued) Lucas Morel August 7, 2002 Slavery, Ante-Bellum Politics and Westward Expansion Lucas Morel August 6, 2002 Ante-Bellum America Mackubin Owens August 6, 2002 Abraham Lincoln, Slavery, and the Civil War Mackubin T. Owens and Lucas E. Morel August 5, 2002 The Election of 1860 Lucas Morel August 8, 2002 Emancipation and Black Soldiers Mackubin Owens August 10, 2002 The Rights and Wrongs of Secession Mackubin Owens August 8, 2002 The Civil War and the Constitution Professor Masugi July 7, 2003 Emigrationists Diana Schaub August 4, 2003 Progressive Era > Theodore Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt John Moser June 17, 2002 Historical Thinking of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt Professor Robinson August 4, 2003 Progressive Era > Booker T. Washington Booker T. Washington Professor Schaub August 3, 2003 Progressive Era > W.E.B. DuBois W.E.B. Du Bois Professor Morel August 5, 2006 W.E.B. Du Bois (continued) Professor Schaub August 5, 2006 W.E.B. Du Bois as Scholar and Political Activist Dr. Raymond Wolters August 5, 2006 Progressive Era > Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson John Moser June 17, 2002 Woodrow Wilson and Historical Thinking Professor Pestritto August 4, 2003 Civil Rights > Marcus Garvey Marcus Garvey; Attacking Segregation in the Courts Professor Morel August 6, 2003 Progressive Era > General Readings The Emancipation Proclamation Professor Allen Guelzo August 7, 2002 American Between World Wars and World War II > Herbert Hoover Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt John Moser June 18, 2002 American Between World Wars and World War II > Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt John Moser June 18, 2002 Historical Thinking of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt Professor Robinson August 4, 2003 Civil Rights > Martin Luther King, Jr. Martin Luther King, Jr Professor Morel August 6, 2003 Martin Luther King, Jr. II Professor Morel August 6, 2003 Civil Rights > Malcolm X Malcolm X Professor Schaub August 6, 2003 Black Power and Its Critics Professor Schaub August 6, 2003 Civil Rights > Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon John Moser June 19, 2002 Civil Rights > Supreme Court Cases Equality and Affirmative Action in the Mind of the Supreme Court Professor Sikkenga Affirmative Action Professor Morel August 8, 2003 Modern Era > Richard M. Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon John Moser June 19, 2002 Modern Era > Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan John Moser June 20, 2002 Modern Era > Ronald W. Reagan Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan John Moser June 20, 2002 Modern Era > Civil Rights Civil Rights in America Ken Masugi November 9, 2003 Modern Era > General Readings American Character, Being Human, and Our Times Professor David Tucker, Professor Chris Flannery July 11, 2003 What the President was Suppossed to be and What he has Become David Tucker and John Moser June 21, 2002 Executive Branch > George Washington George Washington David Tucker June 17, 2002 Executive Branch > Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson David Tucker June 18, 2002 Executive Branch > Andrew Jackson Andrew Jackson and the Power of the President David Tucker June 19, 2002 Executive Branch > Abraham Lincoln Language of Lincoln Professor Schramm August 7, 2002 Abraham Lincoln and Statesmanship David Tucker June 20, 2002 Lincoln Over the Years Mackubin Owens August 5, 2002 Lincoln on Language Peter Schramm August 7, 2002 Lincoln as War Leader Mackubin Owens August 8, 2002 The Emancipation Proclamation Allen Guelzo August 7, 2002 Executive Branch > Theodore Roosevelt Historical Thinking of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt Professor Robinson August 4, 2003 Executive Branch > Woodrow Wilson Woodrow Wilson John Moser June 17, 2002 Woodrow Wilson and Historical Thinking Professor Pestritto August 4, 2003 Executive Branch > Herbert Hoover Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt John Moser June 18, 2002 Executive Branch > Franklin D. Roosevelt Herbert Hoover and Franklin D. Roosevelt John Moser June 18, 2002 Historical Thinking of Theodore Roosevelt and Franklin Roosevelt Professor Robinson August 4, 2003 Executive Branch > Lyndon B. Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon John Moser June 19, 2002 Executive Branch > Richard Nixon Lyndon B. Johnson and Richard Nixon John Moser June 19, 2002 Executive Branch > Jimmy Carter Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan John Moser June 20, 2002 Executive Branch > Ronald Reagan Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan John Moser June 20, 2002 Judicial Branch > Supreme Court Cases Equality and Affirmative Action in the Mind of the Supreme Court Professor Sikkenga Understanding the Constitution: The Steel Seizure Case (Youngstown v. Sawyer) Professor Masugi July 6, 2003 The First Amendment: The Freedom of Speech Professor Sikkenga July 10, 2003 The First Amendment and Religion Ken Masugi July 10, 2003 Religion in American History and Politics > Founding Era Religion and Government Guest Lecture with Professor David Forte July 9, 2003 Religion in American History and Politics > Progressive Era Religion, Progress and American Character Professor David Tucker July 10, 2003

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