July 4 1776 Day Of History Speech Themes
Calvin Coolidge speaking July 4 1914 argues the Declaration’s significance lies in a nation built on its principles rather than novelty. He cites Concord Lexington and Bunker Hill as acts founding an independent nation and universal freedom. He urges vigilance against barbarism and stresses democracy as a constructive force founded on popular sovereignty.
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Calvin Coolidge
Silent Cay
Charles Beard
Coolidge
Moses
Hampden
Washington
Lincoln
Calvary
July
Concord
Lexington
Bunker Hill
Earth
Festival showcases elder folk traditions from New Mexico to South Carolina
Cleofes Vigil, a 67 year old Taos rancher tracing his lineage to early Spanish settlers, will perform alabados at the 18th Annual Festival of American Folklife in Washington DC. The event honors older Americans who sustain cultural traditions and features Appalachian, Serbian, and Gullah performances from artists like Tommy Jarrell, the Popovich Brothers, and John Island’s Moving Star Hall Singers.
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Plymouth Rock
New Mexico
Juan de Onate
Rio Grande
Chama Rivers
San Juan de Los Caballeros
Taos
Cleofes Vigi
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Washington, D.C
Spain
Vigil
Tommy Jarrell
Mt. Airy
North Carolina
Jarrell
Ben
Jarrell Sys
National Endowment For the Arts
Popoviches
Chicago
Adam ” Popovich
Denver
Popovich
Adam
Wisconsin Steel Works
Iron
Ted Popovich
Pete Mistovich
Bob Lalich
John Lazich
Smithsonian
Ada ‘Popovich
Popatiel
St. Archangel Michael
South Chicago
John’s Island
South Carolina
Janie Hunter
Ren
Moving Star Hall Singers
Washington
John Island
Office of Folklife Programs
National Capital Region
National Park Service
Indian Pueblo Center runs two five day kids programs in July
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center offers cross cultural education for children with two five day programs led by Tony Purkey and Catherine Purley. Activities include Pueblo arts, crafts, storytelling, singing, dancing, and food prep. Sessions run July 16–20 for ages 6 7 and 8 and July 23–27 for ages 9 10 11. Registration is $10 and limited to 15 per group. Contact Leona Wilson at 425 Mullen Road NW Albuquerque NM 87107 or 345 3293.
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Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
2Th Street
PCC
Tony Purkey
Laguna Pueblo
Aipc-Unm
University of New Mexico
Catherine Purley
Canon School
Leona Wilson
Mullen Road
Albuquerque
New Mesxico
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New England
Rome
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Alaric
Night
Middlesex
Yorktown
Appomattox
American Association of Retired Persons
Atlantic Richfield Foundation
National Institute On Aging
Sant From
Music Performance Trust
Sale
Cottonwood Correil Corrales Rd
Lawrence D. James
D.D.S
Rio Rancho
Southern Bivd
Dunnys Pico
Ffon
Appointment Supe-Gat
Rtey
Sunwest Bank
West Bank
FOIG
Atana ‘Shortomte
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