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8 events

Mostly Talks, Ideas & Policy.

Anderson House, 2118 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20008. 8 upcoming events, mostly Talks, Ideas & Policy. Dates, times and details on AskAlice.

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Author's Talk: Freedom Around the Globe: A World History of the American Revolution
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talkhistory
Tue 6 Oct · Not specified
Tue 6 Oct · 6:30 PM · Not specified
Scholar explores how the Founding Fathers' revolutionary ideals drew on parallel global historical movements.
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author's Talk—George Washington and His World
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talk
Wed 14 Oct
Wed 14 Oct · 6:30 PM
Historian Denver Brunsman presents a fresh portrait of Washington, embracing his contradictions as revolutionary and enslaver.
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author’s Talk—George Washington and His World
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talksolo
Wed 14 Oct
Wed 14 Oct · 6:30 PM
Award-winning historian Denver Brunsman, Ph.D., discusses his new book that provides a compelling, fresh portrait of George Washington. Enslaver and revolutionary, destroyer of Native American commun…
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author's Talk—Movers & Shapers: Seven Founding Fathers of the United States of America
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talk
Thu 29 Oct
Thu 29 Oct · 6:30 PM
Historian Jennifer London explores seven founding figures whose vision and leadership shaped the Constitution.
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author’s Talk—Movers & Shapers: Seven Founding Fathers of the United States of America
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talkhistory
Thu 29 Oct
Thu 29 Oct · 6:30 PM
Independent historian Jennifer London, Ph.D., discusses her new book that explores seven extraordinary men— Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, Alexander Hamilton, Jam…
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author’s Talk—The Banker Who Made America: Thomas Willing and the Rise of the American Financial Aristocracy, 1731-1821
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talksolo
Wed 4 Nov
Wed 4 Nov · 6:30 PM
Independent historian Richard Vague discusses his new book that shows how Thomas Willing, early America’s dominant merchant trader, first bank president, and first central banker, bankrolled—and in t…
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Author's Talk—Revolutionary Snipers: Washington's Frontier Commandos
Talks, Ideas & Policy author talksolo
Tue 10 Nov · Not specified
Tue 10 Nov · 6:30 PM · Not specified
Patrick K. O'Donnell on frontier marksmen who aided the Continental Army.
6:30PM
6:30 PM
Lecture—Old World Meets New World: Franco-American Encounters, 1776–1783
Talks, Ideas & Policy historypolitics
Wed 18 Nov · Not specified
Wed 18 Nov · 6:30 PM · Not specified
Historian Robert Selig on French soldiers under Rochambeau and the challenges of alliance-building across cultures.
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