they period i can to focus on whittemore the early part of that art and it s the improvisational nature of that the really fascinates me more than anything else but it s because the nation was founded in a world of monarchy, and the united states was a republic. what that means wasn t so clear at that moment, and people knew there their target something that wasn t that. we re not going to degrade a monarchy of the president is not going to be a king, but beyond that there was g a lot of open ground. there s a i lot of improv in the early decades about what the nation is, how it functions, the tone ofun the government, how ts nation is going to stand amongst the nation s of the world of the kinds of nations. what does it mean to be a republic in the world of monarchies? how was this patient going to any degree of respect, and equally if not more significant as far as the inside of that nation is concerned, what condition is a going to be? that is true, the question is on ever
home. and she is the author of jefferson on display. attire, etiquette, and the art of presentation. the smithsonian and associates hosted this program. it is an hour and a half. i want to thank you for coming out to listen to me talk about my book, jefferson on display, which is what you see on the screen here. and i m going to go right to the jacket of the image you see here of the jacket to help me explain a little of what i was trying to do with this particular study, this particular work. now, i had absolutely nothing to do with the design of the jacket. in fact, just one evening it arrived on my cell phone and i go whoa. there was a little taken aback i think. i do not know exactly what i expected, what did i want. but i began to study it and i thought, you know what, i think the designer may have done me a favor here. in that yes, trenton is there, i think you can make out the profile. but it is not may be the first thing you look at. he is not coming out of you know
jefferson on display. the smithsonian associates hosted this program. it is 90 minutes. ms. wilson: i want to thank you for coming out to listen to me talk about my book, jefferson on display. which you see on the screen here. i m going to go right to the jacket to help me explain what i was trying to do with this study. this particular work. now, i had absolutely nothing to do with the design of the jacket. one evening it arrived on my cell phone and i go, whoa. i was taken aback. i do not know what i expected, but i began to study it and i thought, i think the designer may have done me a favor in that yes, jefferson is there. jefferson is there. i think you can make out the profile. but it s not the first thing you look at. he s not coming out full faced in color. the saturated color you see is in the clothing. i thought, you know, that does encapsulate what i am trying to do. yes this is about jefferson. , but it s not the usual biography. we begin with the birth. we h
and socialism then and now. get afternoon everyone. my name is kyle george stead. i have to say, it would not be a true visit back without al stereotypical brain, nice to see most of your made it dry. i d like to remind you we have a book table outside in the atrium so i would encourage you to check that out at some point during the conference. we would also like to thank our sponsor, the united states just as charitable foundation, and for filming and we re broadcasting this lecture. this is titled, millennials for flirtation with socialism. we will focus on the american fixation with socialism, and in particular my generations fixation, which i m as shocked as many of you are by. it is my pleasure introduce three professors who will speak to us today. is andrew mitchell associate professor of history who earned his bachelor degree his masters and doctorate from ohio state university. he contributed a chapter for a book about this limits of empire. europeans of empire,
i d like to remind you we have a book table outside in the atrium so i would encourage you to check that out at some point during the conference. we would also like to thank our sponsor, the united states just as charitable foundation, and like to c-span for filming and we re broadcasting this lecture. this is titled, millennials for flirtation with socialism. we will focus on the american fixation with socialism, and in particular my generations fixation, which i m as shocked as many of you are by. it is my pleasure introduce three professors who will speak to us today. dr. andrew mitchell is an associate professor of history who earned his bachelor degree his masters and doctorate from ohio state university. he contributed a chapter for a book about this limits of empire. the limits of empire, european formation in early modern rock history. to dr. david hofstetter earned his ba, ma, and phd from ohio state university. his published articles on reader response the tra