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Date: Sat, 24 Feb 1996 02:57:49 -0600 (CST)
From: H-Net Central: Humanities On-Line <CAMPBELLD@LYNX.APSU.EDU>
BRADLEY LECTURES
The Rare Book and Special Collections Division of the Library of
Congress announces a 1996 series of lectures about books that hav
mattered to Western citizenship, statecraft, and public policy.
The lecture series is open to the public without charge.
Plato's Republic
Martha Nussbaum, professor of law and ethics, Law School,
University of Chicago
March 6, 8 pm
West Dining Room, Madison Building
The Federalist papers
Bernard Bailyn, professor emeritus of history, Harvard University
March 21, 2 pm
Northwest Pavilion, Jefferson Building
Karl von Clausewitz' On War
Michael Howard, professor emeritus of history, Yale University
May 9, 11 am
Mumford Room, Madison Building
Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations
James M. Buchanan, professor emeritus of economics, George Mason
University
June 19, 11 am
Pickford Theater, Madison Building
Funding for the series is provided by a grant from the Lynde and
Harry Bradley foundation of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The Bradley
Foundation focuses on projects that cultivate a renewed and
vigorous sense of citizenship among the American people.
For further information, contact Barbara Paulson at (202) 707-108
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