As his presidency drew to a close, Woodrow Wilson came to realize the claim history would soon have on the documentary record of his life and work, of which he had been a rather inattentive keeper. While some of his more important manuscripts had been kept at his home on S Street in Washington, D.C., approximately 200,000 papers were left behind in the basement of the White House. That is, until one of the president's longtime friends, the journalist and author Ray Stannard Baker, came forward spurred by an interest in Wilson and his involvement in the American Peace Commission in Paris,...
As his presidency drew to a close, Woodrow Wilson came to realize the claim history would soon have on the documentary record of his life and work,...
In one volume, this book provides an overview of the state constitutional conventions held in the 1820s. With topics as relevant today as they were then, this collection of primary sources sheds light on many of the enduring issues of liberty.
In one volume, this book provides an overview of the state constitutional conventions held in the 1820s. With topics as relevant today as they were th...
Just as the images on television are nothing more than light, so are our experiences merely the dance of awareness. Often we form attachments to or feel enslaved by these experiences. But they are only reflections. As easily as television pictures vanish when the channel is changed, the power of our experiences fades if we penetrate to the heart of reality--the light of the natural mind within everyone. You Are the Eyes of the World presents a method for discovering awareness everywhere, all the time. This book does not discuss how to turn ordinary life off, and it does not...
Just as the images on television are nothing more than light, so are our experiences merely the dance of awareness. Often we form attachments to or fe...
