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I am happy to oblige our friends at the James Monroe Museum in Fredericksburg and post this conference announcement for them:


James Monroe: Life & Legacy
The Papers of James Monroe and the James Monroe Museum are pleased to present a two-day symposium exploring the life and legacy of James Monroe, the fifth president of the United States. Monroe, a Virginia native, left a legacy of five decades of public service during the formative years of the United States, holding more public offices than any other U.S. president. Throughout his career, he bore witness to and participated in an extraordinary series of national and international events that shaped his understanding of both his personal and political legacy. The symposium will present eight lectures that will offer a deeper understanding of and appreciation for the life and legacy of James Monroe. All lectures are free and open to the public. Please see our website (http://academics.umw.edu/jamesmonroepapers/events/) for additional details. Inquiries may be directed to Heidi Stello ([log in to unmask]<mailto:[log in to unmask]>).
Friday, October 18 - Lee Hall, Room 411

  *   9:30AM - "James Monroe and Historical Legacy," Brook Poston<http://www.sfasu.edu/history/faculty/poston.asp?KeepThis=true&TB_iframe=true&height=420&width=700>, assistant professor of history, Stephen F. Austin State University
  *   11:00AM - "Interpreting James Monroe at Highland and the James Monroe Museum," Sara Bon-Harper<http://www.ashlawnhighland.org/aboutus.htm>, executive director, Ash Lawn-Highland and Scott Harris<http://jamesmonroemuseum.umw.edu/about-the-museum/staff/>, director, James Monroe Museum and Memorial Library
  *   2:00PM "Music in the Life of James Monroe and His Family," Katherine Preston<http://www.wm.edu/as/music/directory/preston_k.php>, Bottoms Professor of American Music, The College of William & Mary
  *   3:30PM - "The Enslaved Community of President James Monroe with a Focus on Loudoun County," Lori Kimball and Wynne Saffer, The Thomas Balch Library<http://www.leesburgva.gov/index.aspx?page=86>, Leesburg, VA

Saturday, October 19 - Monroe Hall, Room 116

  *   9:30AM - "James Monroe: A Life in Portraits," Daniel Preston<http://academics.umw.edu/jamesmonroepapers/about-the-project/>, editor, The Papers of James Monroe
  *   11:00AM - "The Legacy of the Monroe Doctrine: American Power and its Limits," Jason Davidson<http://cas.umw.edu/polisci/about-the-faculty/jason-davidson/>, associate professor of political science, University of Mary Washington
  *   2:00PM - "Objects from the Monroe Museum," Peyton Brown, Heather Marshall and Leah Tams, students, University of Mary Washington
  *   3:30PM - "A Conversation with James Monroe," featuring historical interpreter Dennis Bigelow



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