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America's Historical Documents
2003-11-26T08:35:14-05:00https://images.c-span.org/defaults/wjLogoNewBlue.jpgParticipating by remote connection, Mr. Carlin showed some of the nation’s
most important historical documents and talked about the U.S. News and World Report and the National Archives' project asking Americans to vote on which documents they think are the most important and which define us best as a people. Ms. Gorn talked about National History Day and Mr. Kranz talked about the significance of the documents in U.S. history. All guests responded to audience comments and questions.
Participating by remote connection, Mr. Carlin showed some of the nation’s most important historical documents and talked about the U.S.…
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Participating by remote connection, Mr. Carlin showed some of the nation’s
most important historical documents and talked about the U.S. News and World Report and the National Archives' project asking Americans to vote on which documents they think are the most important and which define us best as a people. Ms. Gorn talked about National History Day and Mr. Kranz talked about the significance of the documents in U.S. history. All guests responded to audience comments and questions. close
most important historical documents and talked about the U.S. News and World Report and the National Archives' project asking Americans to vote on which documents they think are the most important and which define us best as a people. Ms. Gorn talked about National History Day and Mr. Kranz talked about the significance of the documents in U.S. history. All guests responded to audience comments and questions.
Participating by remote connection, Mr. Carlin showed some of the nation’s most important historical documents and talked about the U.S.… read more
Participating by remote connection, Mr. Carlin showed some of the nation’s
most important historical documents and talked about the U.S. News and World Report and the National Archives' project asking Americans to vote on which documents they think are the most important and which define us best as a people. Ms. Gorn talked about National History Day and Mr. Kranz talked about the significance of the documents in U.S. history. All guests responded to audience comments and questions. close
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