HNN Videos
*OAH 2007: Sean Wilentz Gets a T-Shirt
*OAH 2007: Margaret Washington
*OAH 2007: Sean Wilentz (part 1)
*OAH 2007: Sean Wilentz (part 2)
*OAH 2007: Peter Hahn on Controversies Shaping American Policy Toward the Middle East
*OAH 2007: Douglas Brinkley on Michael Moore
*OAH 2007: Eric Foner (part 1)
*OAH 2007: Eric Foner (part 2)
*OAH 2007: Richard White ... OAH Presidential Address part 1
*OAH 2007: Richard White ... OAH Presidential Address part 2
*OAH 2007: Richard White ... OAH Presidential Address parts 3 & 4
*OAH 2007: George Marsden on Evangelical Christianity (1)
*OAH 2007: George Marsden on Evangelical Christianity (2)
*OAH 2007: George Marsden on Evangelical Christianity (3)
*OAH 2007: Jon Butler Comments on Marsden's Paper on Evangelical Christianity
*OAH 2007: Gary B. Nash on Florida's History Law
*OAH 2007: Peter Charles Hoffer on Florida's History Law (Part 1)
*OAH 2007: Peter Charles Hoffer on Florida's History Law (Part 2)
*OAH 2007: Raymond Arsenault on Florida's History Law
*OAH 2007: Alice Kessler Harris on Political Repression
*OAH 2007: Nelson Lichtenstein on Political Repression Part 1
*OAH 2007: Nelson Lichtenstein on Political Repression Part 2
*OAH 2007: Ellen Schrecker on Political Repression Part 1
*OAH 2007: Ellen Schrecker on Political Repression Part 2
*OAH 2007: David McMillen ... Saving Public Emails
*OAH 2007: Otis L. Graham, Jr. ... Public History's Rodney Dangerfield Problem
The HISTORY NEWS NETWORK (http://hnn.us) recorded this appearance of Margaret Washington at the annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians on March 31, 2007.
She spoke at a panel reviewing the merits of Sean Wilentz's The Rise of American Democracy.
The HISTORY NEWS NETWORK (http://hnn.us) recorded this appearance of Sean Wilentz at the annual meeting of the Organization of American Historians on March 31, 2007.
Mr. Wilentz, a professor of history at Princeton, is the author of The Rise of American Democracy. His book was the subject of a panel at the OAH.
Part 1 of Mr. Wilentz's Presentation
7 former presidents of the OAH appeared on a panel that night commemorating the 100th anniversary of the organization. Mr. Foner, a professor of history at Columbia University, spoke about his tenure (1993-94).
Mr. White is the nation's foremost western historian. He teaches at Stanford.
Mr. Hahn is a professor of history at Ohio State University.
He spoke at a panel discussion of the book, Michael Moore's Fahrenheit 9/11: How One Film Divided a Nation, by historian Robert Toplin.
He delivered his remarks at the Business Meeting on March 31, 2007.
