Our America: A Photographic History

Our America: A Photographic HistoryKen Burns has been making documentaries about American history for more than four decades, using images to vividly re create our struggles and successes as a nation and a people. As much as anyone alive today, he understands the soul of our country. In Our America, Burns has assembled the images that, for him, best embody nearly two hundred years of the American experiment, taken by some of our most renowned photographers and by others who worked in

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Onuf gives a sweeping introduction to Jefferson and his relationship to his beloved Monticello

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