Inventing a Nation
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Acclaimed historian Richard Beeman, Senior Fellow of the C.V Starr Center and the Institute for Religion, Politics and Culture, and winner of the 2010 George Washington Book Prize, continued his lecture series entitled “Inventing a Nation” with his talk exploring the creation of the Bill of Rights.
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Acclaimed historian Richard Beeman, Senior Fellow of the C.V Starr Center and the Institute for Religion, Politics and Culture, and winner of the 2010 George Washington Book Prize, continued his four lecture series entitled “Inventing a Nation” with his third lecture exploring the founders of the Constitution, their religion, and the separation of church and state in America. -
Richard Beeman, senior fellow at the C.V Starr Center, gave the second installment of the “Meet the Founders” lecture series, this time focusing on James Madison and Patrick Henry. Beeman shared his insights into how the personalities and contributions of James Madison and Patrick Henry shaped the founding of the nation. -
Dr. Richard Beeman concluded the “Meet the Founders” series with his talk about George Washington. Dr. Beeman is a senior fellow at the C.V Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience and Washington College has been fortunate to have him give these unique lectures. Adam Goodheart, Director of the C.V Starr Center said “There are few historians as gifted as he is at bringing to life the vivid personalities who played starring roles in the Revolutionary drama.” Press Release
