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Democracy. Thanks to cspan for being here. We are doing things a little differently today because of cspan being here which means i will say a little more about what the Kinder Institute is so for the tv audience. Founded in 2014 the Kinder Institute is a joint project with the university of missouri Political Science and history departments in cooperation with other scholars across campus. It is dedicated to research, teaching and Community Engagement on the subject of american political though...

To the video saying the promise of jamesville is the promise of america and that line gave me goosebumps because i heard that Youtube Video after the a simile plant closed. So there was an iron he to what is president ial candidate became president was saying. Jamesville was part of the sitdown strike in the 1930s, and the domestic war effort in world war ii, they stopped making vehicles and started turning out artillery shells. A big moment in the 20th century, i just like that history. Before ...

Business. We hear what the ceo has to say about the future of the company. And amazon getting into the streaming music game with a new lower cost option. What that means for the industry and all the competition like spotify and apple. First up though the watch is onto see if the dow and s p can rebound from worst oneday performance in a month. Tuesday was even worse for the nasdaq down more than 1. 5 with microsoft among the biggest tech losers. Mike, were back to essentially the 100day semis di...

You have a front row seat to every minute, all beginning on monday, july 8 seen. July 18. Fromxt, we will hear adrian harrison, discussing her , the a powerful mind selfeducation of George Washington. She talks about the books he read and collected throughout his life and how the first commander in chief inspired her. The Fred W Smith Library for the study of George Washington at mount vernon hosted this hourlong program. Host good evening. I am the founding director of the National Library for ...

Next, on the presidency. Adrian hear from harrison. And about how the first commander and chief inspired her. The library in mount vernon hurston posted this hourlong program. Host good evening. Library and i would like to welcome cspan here as well tonight. This is our four evening. Were thankful to be sponsored by the ford motor company. We like to see that. That is what we see right there. It was built before that by the washington family. Course, the association has so thated this property t...

President ial biographies. American history tv airs on cspan 3 every weekend telling the american story through events, interviews, and visits to historic locations. This month American History tv is in primetime to introduce you to programs you could see every weekend on cspan 3. Our features include lectures and history, visits to College Classrooms across the country, to hear american artifacts takes a look at the treasures at u. S. Historic sites, and archives. Real america revealing the 20t...

Here tonight and that he would commend this institution on its civic mindedness. Franklin was what was known as a projector. He loves loud projects, social projects. Knowledge was a social activity and that was exemplified by the program get here at town hall. I do have to say one thing. I think he would probably frown at the roman revival architecture. [laughter] again as a hel hope to make cle, franklin was an implacable foe and felt it was a real weight around the neck of middleclass and a sp...

Important. This. The American Revolutionary project than the birth of the republic energies were devoted to inventions to improve the quality of Colonial Life and overcome the numerous obstacles facing the community and expanded scientific horizon. Franklin call these people and what is notable is there social origin. Drawn from the urban craftsman rather than the ranks of gentleman who tell to help dissuade the colonial towns and cities and collectively they ever known as mechanics that we tend...

Sen. Jack Reed partnered with Community Libraries of Providence to kick off a new reading program that will expand and update the libraries’ reading collection.

Bram Stoker borrowed from European folklore and actual history when writing Dracula.