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Primary Historical Sources
1. Garrison: The Liberator
2. Harriet
Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom's Cabin
3. William
Lloyd Garrison Renounces War
4. Garrison
justifies Organization Against Slavery
5. Defense of
Slavery As a Benefit to Society
6. Calhoun’s Positive-Good
Theory of Slavery
7. The Destiny
of a Race, Thomas Hart Benton
8. The Missouri Compromise
9. The Wilmot Proviso
10. Compromise of 1850
11. Calhoun’s
Last Speech (1850)
12. Seward on
Compromise (1850)
13. The Georgia Platform (1850)
14. Howell
Cobb’s Letter to Georgia Unionists
15. An
Anonymous Georgian, “Plain Words”
16. Resolutions
of the Nashville Convention
17. Emerson on
The Fugitive Slave Law
18. Appeal of
the Independent Democrats
19. Garrison, On the United
States Constitution
20. Kansas-Nebraska Act
21. Lincoln on
the Know-Nothings
22. The Dred Scott Decision
23. Lincoln’s
“House Divided” Speech
24. Lincoln - Douglas Debates
25. Lincoln
Disclaims Everything
26. Seward’s
Irrepressible Conflict Speech
27. Thoreau, The
Last Days of John Brown
28. John Brown
from the Docket
29. Horace
Greeley on John Brown’s Raid
30. 1860
Campaign Song: Lincoln and Liberty
31. Platform of
the Constitutional Party 1860
32. Republican Party Platform 1860
33. Democratic
Party Platform 1860
34. Democratic
Party (Southern) Platform 1860
35. Angry
Southerner writes of Lincoln
36. Howell Cobb to
the People of Georgia 1860
37. South
Carolina Causes of Secession
38. South
Carolina Ordinance of Secession
39. Floyd
County Resolutions on Secession
40. Lincoln’s Letter to Stephens on Slavery
41. James Buchanan on Secession
42. The Folly
of the South (Congressional Speech)
43. Crittenden Pleas for
Peace
44. Crittenden
Compromise 1860
45. Jefferson Davis on Secession
46. Lincoln on Secession
47. Lincoln’s
First Inaugural Address
48. Editorial
in Cincinnati Commercial
49. Lincoln
Replies to Horace Greely
50. Lincoln
proposes an amendment on Slavery
51. The
Emancipation Proclamation
52. The Gettysburg’s
Address
53. Senator
Sherman on Nationalism
54. A Whig
Account of the New York Draft Riots
55. Sherman to
the Defenders of Atlanta
56. Lincoln's
Second Inaugural Address
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Syllabi
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Cambridge
American History
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Advanced Placement Government and
Politics
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Advanced
Placement European History
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Advanced
Placement Macroeconomics
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Advanced Placement Human Geography
Textbooks
School
Calendars
Source
Evaluation Documents and Tools
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Virginia Fornication Laws
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Massachusetts School Law
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William
Penn on Government
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The Four Turnings
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Historical Methods
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Causes of
the Civil War
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Teaching
Source Evaluation #01
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Analyzing
Primary Sources
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Reading a
Primary Source
Law
Studies
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Hearsay and
Exceptions
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When and
How to Object
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Vocabulary
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State of Florida v. Jamie Olsen
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Sal Lantro v. Gates County School District
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Corrections: Sal Lantro Case
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State of Florida v. Marla Manning
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Corrections: Marla Manning Case
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Pat Christianson v. W. J. Bryan High School
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Gallo v. Urbanksi
Favorite
Essays
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The Death of Benny Paret, by Norman
Mailer
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H. L. Mencken On Pedagogy
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[Orwell and Huxley Today], Neil Postman
Human
Geography
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Syllabus
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Course
Goals
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Essay: Nine
Billion by 2300
Favorite
Historical Microcosms
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On Search and
Destroy, Michael Herr
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On the Pioneer Spirit, David
Milch
Prurient History
A Strange Case of Bestiality, William Bradford
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