Titles of Interest for Teaching These titles are available from LodesTone and may be usefull in teaching classes about history and the history of radio drama: The Works of Norman Corwin We Hold These Truths 1941 - US Bill of Rights: civics, constitutional law, citizenship, and US history (of 1789, and also, as a primary source, of 1941). FDR speaks at the end. Broadcast December 15, 1941 We Hold These Truths 1991 - US history, civics, law, women's rights, Constitution, acclaimed remake of the above, expanded to cover all the Constitutional Amendments with 70% new material. Broadcast December 15, 1991. On A Note Of Triumph - history, military, international relations, politics, Hitler, Nazism, World War II primary source - the original V-E Day broadcast, May 8, 1945 50 Years After 14 AUGUST - history, World War II, Japanese, Pacific War, V-J Day broadcast (this is the remake of Corwin's original 1945 program, which is not available). Corwin produced this 50 years later, broadcast August 14, 1995. Thirteen By Corwin - history, military, fantasy, foreign affairs, United Nations, comedy, drama, World War II, .philosophy, radio, poetry No Love Lost - US History, literary, Thomas Jefferson, Alexander Hamilton, Aaron Burr, 1799, politics, Liberal vs. Conservative, political parties The Writer With The Lame Left Hand, biography, Miguel de Cervantes, literary, history, Spain, Don Quixote, Spanish Inquisition The Curse of 589 - Ireland, leprechaun, romance, new age, philosophy of science, science fiction, fantasy, comedy, magic, supernatural The Secretariat - religion, prayer, philosophy, computers, bureaucracy, sociology To order, call 1-800-411-MIND or visit lodestone-media.com OTHER ITEMS Craven Street - US history, British history, biography, Benjamin Franklin, England, U.S.-British relations, London, American revolution Spirited Yarns - literary, humor, supernatural, Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Frank Stockton, Stephen Leacock, Henry James, Oscar Wilde, Richard Middleton, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Blacklisted - US History, House Unamerican Activities Committee (HUAC), Senator Joseph McCarthy, Hollywood, motion picture industry Empire Of The Air -US History, radio, biography, inventions, technical, corporate, David Sarnoff, Lee DeForest, Edwin Howard Armstrong Raymond Chandler's "Goldfish" - literary, mystery, detective, Philip Marlowe, film noir Dinotopia, The World Beneath - fantasy, children's stories, dinosaurs, social issues

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