Box 8
Contains 38 Results:
Why History? Wranglers, 7 Nov. 1955
Landmarks in American History, 1783 to the Present, Bury Grammar School, England, March 1960
George Washington, Nashville Senior Citizens, 22 Feb. 1962
King Philip-Front Page News in London, The Rhode Island Historical Society, 18 Nov. 1962 (See also Box 12, Files 7,8,9)
Training Day in the Colonies, Pattaquamagutt Historical Society, 17 May 1966
Problems of Intrusive Colonization: America and New Zealand, Victoria University, New Zealand, 27 June 1967
Sermon for World Communion Sunday, New Zealand, 1967
Military Tradition and Practice in Colonial America, Phi Alpha Theta, The University of Rhode Island, 16 May 1966 and Victoria University, New Zealand, 26 June 1967
History Is Fun, West Virginia, April 1969
Tension, Strife, and Warfare in Early American History, Departmental Seminar, 13 Nov. 1972
Series of Five Lectures on American History, sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities, McCabe Community Center, Nashville, Oct. and Nov. 1973
The Declaration of Independence, Leeds, England, Feb. 1975
The Declaration of 1776-The Perspective of 1976, Unitarian Church, 18 July 1976
Aspects of Anglo-American Tension Before 1762, Departmental Seminar, 26 Sept. 1977
The Colonial Wars, Taped Lecture for The Voices of America Series, Michael Glazier Inc., 1979 (Manuscript of Tape)
The Colonial Wars, Taped Lecture for The Voices of America Series, Michael Glazier Inc., 1979 (Correspondence)
The Cartagena Expedition, 1740-42, and Anglo-American Relations, The University of Alabama, 11 Feb. 1983 (Manuscript) See also Box 13, Files 5 & 6.
The Cartagena Expedition, 1740-42, and Anglo-American Relations, The University of Alabama, 11 Feb. 1983 (Correspondence)
Composing a Naval Memoir, American Historical Society, 1983 (Manuscript)
Composing a Naval Memoir, American Historical Society, 1983 (Correspondence)
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