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DESCRIPTION:MIT History Presents:\n\nThe American Revolution at 250\n\n \n\
 nA series of talks to mark the semiquincentennial of the independence of t
 he United States\, open to members of the MIT community. All talks at 3:30
 pm in E51-095.\n\n \n\nMarch 10\, 2026: “Unruly Americans and the Origin
 s of the U.S. Constitution”\n\nWoody Holton\, McCausland Professor of Hi
 story\, University of South Carolina\n\n \n\nMarch 31\, 2026: “The Ameri
 can Revolution as Origin Myth”\n\nMichael Hattem\, Associate Director of
  the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and author of The Memory of ’76: 
 The Revolution in American History\n\n \n\nApril 14\, 2026: "The Civil War
  as the Second American Revolution"\n\nManisha Sinha\, James L. and Shirle
 y A. Draper Chair in American History\, University of Connecticut\n\n \n\n
 May 5\, 2026: “American Independence: Decision and Declaration” \n\nJa
 ck Rakove\, Coe Professor of History and American Studies and Professor of
  Political Science\, Emeritus\, Stanford University\n\n \n\nFor further in
 formation\, please contact Kathleen Lopes at kalopes@mit.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:MIT History Presents:\n\nThe American Revolution at 250\n\n \n\
 nA series of talks to mark the semiquincentennial of the independence of t
 he United States\, open to members of the MIT community. All talks at 3:30
 pm in E51-095.\n\n \n\nMarch 10\, 2026: “Unruly Americans and the Origin
 s of the U.S. Constitution”\n\nWoody Holton\, McCausland Professor of Hi
 story\, University of South Carolina\n\n \n\nMarch 31\, 2026: “The Ameri
 can Revolution as Origin Myth”\n\nMichael Hattem\, Associate Director of
  the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and author of The Memory of ’76: 
 The Revolution in American History\n\n \n\nApril 14\, 2026: "The Civil War
  as the Second American Revolution"\n\nManisha Sinha\, James L. and Shirle
 y A. Draper Chair in American History\, University of Connecticut\n\n \n\n
 May 5\, 2026: “American Independence: Decision and Declaration” \n\nJa
 ck Rakove\, Coe Professor of History and American Studies and Professor of
  Political Science\, Emeritus\, Stanford University\n\n \n\nFor further in
 formation\, please contact Kathleen Lopes at kalopes@mit.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:MIT History Presents:\n\nThe American Revolution at 250\n\n \n\
 nA series of talks to mark the semiquincentennial of the independence of t
 he United States\, open to members of the MIT community. All talks at 3:30
 pm in E51-095.\n\n \n\nMarch 10\, 2026: “Unruly Americans and the Origin
 s of the U.S. Constitution”\n\nWoody Holton\, McCausland Professor of Hi
 story\, University of South Carolina\n\n \n\nMarch 31\, 2026: “The Ameri
 can Revolution as Origin Myth”\n\nMichael Hattem\, Associate Director of
  the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and author of The Memory of ’76: 
 The Revolution in American History\n\n \n\nApril 14\, 2026: "The Civil War
  as the Second American Revolution"\n\nManisha Sinha\, James L. and Shirle
 y A. Draper Chair in American History\, University of Connecticut\n\n \n\n
 May 5\, 2026: “American Independence: Decision and Declaration” \n\nJa
 ck Rakove\, Coe Professor of History and American Studies and Professor of
  Political Science\, Emeritus\, Stanford University\n\n \n\nFor further in
 formation\, please contact Kathleen Lopes at kalopes@mit.edu.
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DESCRIPTION:MIT History Presents:\n\nThe American Revolution at 250\n\n \n\
 nA series of talks to mark the semiquincentennial of the independence of t
 he United States\, open to members of the MIT community. All talks at 3:30
 pm in E51-095.\n\n \n\nMarch 10\, 2026: “Unruly Americans and the Origin
 s of the U.S. Constitution”\n\nWoody Holton\, McCausland Professor of Hi
 story\, University of South Carolina\n\n \n\nMarch 31\, 2026: “The Ameri
 can Revolution as Origin Myth”\n\nMichael Hattem\, Associate Director of
  the Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute and author of The Memory of ’76: 
 The Revolution in American History\n\n \n\nApril 14\, 2026: "The Civil War
  as the Second American Revolution"\n\nManisha Sinha\, James L. and Shirle
 y A. Draper Chair in American History\, University of Connecticut\n\n \n\n
 May 5\, 2026: “American Independence: Decision and Declaration” \n\nJa
 ck Rakove\, Coe Professor of History and American Studies and Professor of
  Political Science\, Emeritus\, Stanford University\n\n \n\nFor further in
 formation\, please contact Kathleen Lopes at kalopes@mit.edu.
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