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Lectures (Grant 1) 2002 - 2004

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Speaker, Title and Link to Audio Files		Other
Carolyn Cox, Associate Professor of History University of the Pacific “Original Meanings: Teaching the Ratification of the Constitution”		Dates: October 18, 2005 Readings & Links
Robin Einhorn, Professor of History University of California, Berkeley ”The 19th Century Constitution” Listen to this lecture		Date: November 8, 2005 Readings & Links
Caroline Winterer, Assistant Professor of History Stanford University “Freedom of Expression in 18th-Century America: The Case of Peter Zenger, 1735”		Date: November 17, 2005 Readings & Links
Waldo Martin , Professor of History University of California, Berkeley “David Walker: American Patriot?” Listen to this lecture		Date: December 6, 2005 Readings & Links
Mark Brilliant , Assistant Professor of History University of California, Berkeley “Examining ‘Asiatic Racialization’ through Asian Naturalization Cases and the Legal Campaign Against the Alien Land Laws”		Date: December 6, 2005 Readings & Links
Alex Saragoza , Assistant Professor Dept. of Ethnic Studies University of California, Berkeley "Beyond Binary Interpretations: The Mexican War & Constitutional Issues" Listen to this lecture		Date: February 21.2006 Readings & Links
Robin Einhorn , Professor of History University of California, Berkeley "The Declaration of Indepedence" Listen to this lecture		Date: February 23, 2006 Readings & Links
Charles Postel, Assistant Professor of History California State University, Sacramento “The Historiography of the Salem Witchcraft Trials" Lecture coming soon		Date: May 18.2006 Readings & Links
Eric Foner, Professor of History Columbia University "American Freedom: Before and After 9/11" Link to similar Lecture from MITweb		Date: May 20.2006 Readings & Links
Robert D. Johnston, Associate Professor of History University of Illinois at Chicago “The Radical Middle Class in American History: John Brown, Martin Luther King and ...Harry Lane” Listen to this lecture		Date: May 23.2006 Readings & Links
Robin Einhorn , Professor of History University of California, Berkeley “What is Federalism?” Listen to this lecture		Date: June 26.2006 Readings & Links
Chris Arriola Deputy District Attorney, Santa Clara County "Mendez v. Westminster (1947): How Thurgood Mashall and Earl Warren Ended Segregation in California" Lecture coming soon		Date: June 27.2006 Readings & Links
Caroline Winterer, Assistant Professor of History Stanford University “The Trouble With Tea"		Date: June 27.2006 Readings & Links
Clarence Walker, Professor of History University of California, Davis "Dred Scott and the Coming of the Civil War" Listen to this lecture		Date: June 28.2006 Readings & Links
Kevin Adams, Visiting Faculty, Dept. of History University of California, Berkeley "The Fortunes of War: Presidential Authority During the Civil War and Reconstruction." Lecture coming soon		Date: June 29.2006 Readings & Links
Jennifer Spear, Assistant Professor of History University of California, Berkeley "Indians' Old & New worlds"		Date: June 29.2006 Readings & Links
Mark Brilliant, Assistant Professor of History University of California, Berkeley "What is Good for One Racial Classification is Not Necessarily Good for Another: Desegregation, Bilingual Education and the Tension Between Them"		Date: June 30.2006 Readings & Links

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