REEL 1714. HISTORY rr1/20260912_120937

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## HEADING: REEL 1714. HISTORY
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THE SPOKEN ARTS TREASURY OF AMERICAN SPEECHES, BALLADS & DOCUMENTS
Read by: Roy P. Bassler, Ilurd Hatfield & Richard Kiley.
(50) REVOLUTIONARY TIMES:
(8:50) Patrick Henry's speech in Virginia Convention. March 23, 1775
(2:33) A Junto Song.
(16:25) Thomas Pain- Thoughts on state of American Affairs- "Common Sense" Jan. 1776
(2:10) Song: "In the Days of '76"
(10:14) The Declaration of Independence June 4, 1776
(17) WASHINGTON:
(1:38) The Riflemen's Song at Bennington.
(12:20) George Washington's First Inaugural Address. April 30, 1789
(1:50) Song: "Yankee Doodle"
(1:30) George Washington's Second Inaugural Address. March 4, 1793
(30) JEFFERSON
(12:32) Thomas Jefferson's First Inaugural Address. March 4, 1801
(2:58) Song: "Jefferson and Liberty"
(14:08) Thomas Jefferson's Second Inaugural Address. March 4, 1805
(19) JACKSON:
(3:15) Song: "The Hunters of Kentucky"
(7:13) Andrew Jackson's First Inaugural Address. March 4, 1829
(7:52) Andrew Jackson's Second Inaugural Address March 4, 1833
(90) THE GREAT DEBATES OF HAMILTON & JEFFERSON w/E. G. Marshall as
Alexander Hamilton & Shepperd Strudwick as Thomas Jefferson.
(2:07) Jefferson- Declaration of Independence. July 4, 1776
(2:13) Franklin- Speech at Federalist Convention. Sept. 12, 1787
(0:25) Preamble to the Constitution. Sept. 17, 1787
(3:03) Jefferson- On Agrarian Democracy. 1784
(4:37) Hamilton- Report on Manufactures. Dec. 5, 1791
(2:07) Jefferson- to Mr. Lithson Jan. 4, 1805
(2:07) Hamilton- The Federalist, No. 15. Jan. 4, 1805
(1:55) Jefferson- To John Taylor. June 1, 1798
(0:22) Jefferson- to John Taylor. Nov. 26, 1798
(2:06) Jefferson- The Kentucky Resolutions. Nov. 16, 1798
(20:14) Hamilton- Plan of Government. June 18, 1787
(22:33) Hamilton- N.Y. ratifying Convention. June 24, 1787
(47) THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF BENJAMIN FRANKLIN Narrator: Michael Rye
Moral Perfection; 13 Virtues; Daily Examination; Temperance; Mottoes;
Prayers; A time-table; A speckled Az; The Art of Virtue; A Friendly
Admonition; Humility; Pride; A Creed;
From Poor Richard's Almanack: 1733, 1749, 1756 & 1757.
From The Dogwood Papers: An Economical Project; Franklin's Epitaph;
(in these selections on the subject of self improvement, Franklin discusses
the virtues of:) Temperance; Silence; Order; Resolution; Frugality;
Industry; Sincerity; Justice; Moderation; Cleanliness; Tranquility;
Chastity; Humility & his great effort to achieve perfection.
(28) JEFFERSON LEGACY

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1715. ABRAHAM LINCOLN
(53) LINCOLN'S SPEECHES AND LETTERS: Read by Roy P. Basler.
To Mrs. Eliza P. Gurney 9/4/1864
Augument against Slavery. 7/1/1854
A House divided against Itself, speech at Springfield, Ill. 6/16/1858
Address in Independence Hall, Philadelphia 2/22/1861
First Inaugural Address 3/4/1861
Gettysburg Address 11/19/1863
Second Inaugural Address 3/4/1865
(32:34) THE GREAT DEBATES- LINCOLN & DOUGLAS (Fritz Weaver & Jose Ferrer)
Debate at Ottawa
(8:13) Debate at Ottawa (concluded)
(24:47) Debate at Freeport.
(26:23) Debate at Jonesboro.
(7:56) Debate at Galesburg.
(15:07) Debate at Quincy.
(4:37) Debate at Alton.
(5:00) Lincoln's 2nd Inaugural Address.
(35) GREAT MOMENTS WITH MR. LINCOLN- Walt Disney Presents. w/Royal Dano.
(15) LINCOLN:
(1:48) A House Divided against Itself. 6/16/1858
(1:36) Song: "Lincoln and Liberty"
(10:49) Abraham Lincoln's 1st Inaugural Address. 3/4/1861
(1:50) Song: "Old Abe Lincoln Came Out of the Winderness"
(32) THE WAR BETWEEN THE STATES:
(1:00) Emancipation Proclamation (excerpts) 9/22/1862
(3:27) Song: "The Valiant Conscript"
(4:03) Lincoln's Annual Message to Congress. (conclusion)
(3:14) Song: "Virginia's Bloody Soil"
(4:03) Letter to General George Meade.
(2:48) Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. (complete)
(2:22) Song: "Just before the Battle, Mother"
(6:10) Lincoln's Second Inaugural Address.
(0:49) Song: "What was your Name in the States?"
(1:30) General Robert E. Lee's farewell to the Army of Northern Virginia.
(2:15) Song: "The Southern Girl's Reply"
(34) DEAR ABE LINKHORN, THE SATIRE OF THE CIVIL WAR
A selection from the contemporary Satirical writing of Artemus Ward; Petroleum
V. Nasby; Bill Arp; and "A Disbanded Volunteer" Read by David Cort.
The 1840's - 60's was a golden age of American satire and burlesque humor, and
in their sometimes bitter writings there is a history, an irreverent, uncivil
history, of the Civil War. As one writer put it, "...the spirit of burlesque
was abroad in the land like a powerful genie let out of a windbag."
(53) SONGS OF THE CIVIL WAR:
I Wish I was in Dixie's Land; All Quiet along the Potomac Tonight; We are
Coming, Father Abra'am; Mother, is the Battle Over?; Tenting on the old
Camp Ground; The Drummer boy of Shiloh; Beauregard's Retreat from Shiloh;
Jeff in Petticoats; Weeping, Sad and Lonely; I'm a Good Old Rebel; When
Johnny comes Marching Home; We are coming from the Cotton Fields.