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Program Number

64

Program Segments

Florida Humanities Council (FHC) Teaching Seminar

An FHC seminar in St. Augustine offers a colonial experience other than Jamestown or Plymouth. Historian Dr. Michael Gannon talks about the importance of teachers in Florida and the need for a more extensive coverage of Florida history. Dr. James Cusick talks about the difficulty of covering such a long, rich history.

Mark-In Point: 01:22 Length: 15:00

U.S. Senator Matthew Quay In Florida

Controversial Philadelphia Senator Matthew Quay annually visited St. Lucie, Florida, in the late 1880s. Jean Ellen Wilson discusses Quay's relationship to the state.

Mark-In Point: 16:44 Length: 04:14

Florida Women in the Civil War

Historian Tracy Revels, author of Grander in Her Daughters: Florida’s Women During the Civil War, and Dr. James Denham of Florida Southern University talk about the lives of Florida women during the Civil War.

Mark-In Point: 20:58 Length: 06:47

Program Date

7-28-2010

Segment Summary

SEGMENTS | Florida Humanities Council (FHC) Teaching Seminar | U.S. Senator Matthew Quay In Florida | Florida Women in the Civil War

Keywords

Florida Frontiers; Colonial History; St. Augustine; Politics; Women's History; Civil War

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