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Humes
Presentations by James C. Humes
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We've listed summaries of some of James Humes' presentations. Here's a list of various talks he's available to give:
- “What Kind of Government Did You Give Us, Doctor Franklin?” – a one-man show on the life of Benjamin Franklin.
- “Lightning Strikes More than Twice” – the ideas and inventions of Benjamin Franklin.
- “Please Don’t Go to Gettysburg, Abe!”- an inside story of the Gettysburg Address by a biographer of Lincoln.
- “Tommy, Stop Your Daydreaming!” – the story of how eighteen year-olds like Thomas Edison, LaFayette, Joan of Arc and others overcome their parent’s doubts to change the world.
- “Never, Never, Never Drop Out!” – an inspiring talk shaped for Hispanic and minority high school students (which persuades teenagers to sign pledges to graduate from high school).
- “Meet Will Shakespeare” – an exciting one-man show that brings the Bard to life through excerpts from his plays.
- “Never Give Up!” – a one-man show on Winston Churchill by a Churchill biographer and friend of the Churchill family.
- Magna Charta, “the Grandfather of the Constitution” - an inspiring talk about the struggle that created the first document that said that no man, including the king, is above the law.
- “Confessions of a White House Ghost Writer” – a behind the scenes look by one who wrote for five presidents.
- “James, My Pappy Fought in the Revolution” – Humes’ account of his talk with a 100 year daughter of the American Revolution and her reminiscences.
- “Study History, Young Man, Study History!” – Humes’ meeting with Prime Minister Winston Churchill in 1953.
- The Three “E’s” in Eisenhower – “The Test of Leadership” (‘Ego’, ‘Empathy’, ‘Eye’).
- Nixon’s Ten Commandments of Statecraft – Nixon, at his death, left to Humes a card with ten rules that he learned from men like Lincoln, Churchill, Franklin, MacArthur, Pericles, Disraeli and others and how he applied them to USSR, China and the Middle East.
- Presidents, Pooh Bear and Pandas – a talk for first graders on T.R. and Teddy Bear, Churchill and Winnie the Pooh and Nixon and the Panda Bears from China.
- “Goodbye America” – the inside story of George Washington’s farewell address which Alexander Hamilton Helped him write.
- “Keep Your Hands off the Americas” – a behind the scenes look of how Secretary of State John Quincy Adams wrote and persuaded President Monroe to deliver the Monroe Doctrine.
- “Marxism, the “Ash Heap” of History” – Reagan’s speech to the British parliament in 1982 and how he predicted and ended the Cold War.
- “The Iron Curtain” – the inside story of how Churchill drafted and shaped his famous address that warned of the rising Communist threat.
- “Don’t be Dropouts from Democracy!” – Humes’ inspiring address to high school students on the rights as well as duties as citizen stewards.
- “Which President Killed a Man and other Tantalizing Trivia and Fascinating Facts about our Chief Executives and First Ladies” – from Humes’ top selling book.
- “Jefferson Still Lives” – the fascinating ups and downs in the rivalry and friendship of Adams and Jefferson.
- “No Sunshine Patriots or Summer Soldiers” – the amazing Christmas Day crossing of the Delaware River that was the turning point in the Revolutionary War.
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