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Adding the Lens of Literature to the Testimony of Primary Documents
This summer, Suzanne Hunter Brown will join historian Jennifer Keene (Chapman University) to lead a course on the history and literature of the 20th century’s World Wars. Using primary historical…
D-Day: What if it had failed?
General Dwight Eisenhower was the most powerful man in the world in early June, 1944,…
The Bill of Rights
TAH has produced some new content and resources about the Bill of Rights, and we've…
Constitution Day Lecture: “The Least Dangerous Branch”
Ronald Reagan Presidential Library as part of the commemoration of the 231st anniversary of the…
Core American Documents: Reconstruction
"Reconstruction is one of these times in American History where you can learn the limits…
The Declaration of Independence: Full Reading
TAH.org is doing a trial run of making recorded readings of essential original documents available…
Core Documents Collection: Religion in American History and Politics
"You can't understand American History without understanding the role of religion in our history and…
Teaching the American Founding and the Constitutional Convention
Over the course of 100 days in 1787, American history would be made in a…
Core Documents: 2 Volume “Documents and Debates” now available
The latest volumes of our Core American Documents Collections – Documents and Debates – are…
Fifth Volume of Core Documents Collection – The Cold War Now Available!
The latest volume of our Core American Documents Collections – the Cold War – is…