John Ferling
Monday, September 20, 2004
John Ferling’s study on a turning point in American history: Adams vs. Jefferson: The Tumultuous Election of 1800.
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Events: John Ferling readings:
9/20: 7 pm at South Street Seaport Museum
9/21: 6:30 at Cooper Union
9/22: 6:30 at NY Historical Society on West 77th Street
Music: Whad’ Ya Know About Sousa, conducted by John Wallace: "With Pleasure" / "The Coquette"
» More on the book
» More on The Leonard Lopate Show's election coverage
Events: John Ferling readings:
9/20: 7 pm at South Street Seaport Museum
9/21: 6:30 at Cooper Union
9/22: 6:30 at NY Historical Society on West 77th Street
Music: Whad’ Ya Know About Sousa, conducted by John Wallace: "With Pleasure" / "The Coquette"
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