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This series dramatizes the ideas of Thomas Jefferson, which are "the enduring possessions of all Americans and all free peoples," while being "authentic in historical spirit" and "imaginative in form."

Available Episodes

1952-12-07What the Jeffersonian heritage means today00:29:15
1952-11-30Nature's Most Precious Gift00:30:00
1952-11-23To Secure These Rights00:29:20
1952-11-16University of the United States00:30:00
1952-11-09Experiment of a free press00:30:00
1952-11-02Freeing the land00:30:00
1952-10-26Ground of justice00:30:00
1952-10-19Danger of freedom00:30:00
1952-10-12Return of a patriot00:30:00
1952-10-05Light and liberty00:30:00
1952-09-28Divided we stand00:29:17
1952-09-21The democrat and the commissar00:30:00
1952-09-14The living declaration00:30:00
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Subjects
1763 to 1815; Church and state; Civics; Constitutions--United States; Early U.S. History (to 1900); Economy & Business; Emigration and immigration; Europe; Founding Fathers of the United States; France; France--History--18th century; Freedom of religion; Freedom of the press; God; Jefferson, Thomas, 1743-1826; Labor; Law; Monticello (Va); NAEB Region II: The South; News & Journalism; Religion; Revolutions; Science; Science & Technology; Statutes--United States; Trials; U.S. Government; U.S. Politics; United States--History--18th century; United States--Politics and government--1783-1809; University of Virginia; War & Civil Defense; Washington, George, 1732-1799
Creators
Geiger, Milton; Mindel, Joseph; National Association of Educational Broadcasters; Papp, Frank, 1909-1996; Probst, George E.; Wishengrad, Morton, 1913-1963
Contributors
Glazer, Tom; Malone, Dumas, 1892-1986; Rains, Claude, 1889-1967; Solinsky, Vladimir
Genres
Docudrama; History
Time Periods
1950-1959