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tonight at 8:00 eastern, on ," and arein history bursting on the enlightenment burstein on the enlightenment era in the united states. 17.7, byrted out, in men'sishing the young improvement club. these were about improving their ,ommunity, individual morals they would read books and share ideas. these were young men like themselves who were not born into wealth, but believed it was possible to rely on yourself, study, and get ahead in society. 10:00, onmorning at road to the white house rewind, we look at george was bush's announcement to run for president. against alwinning gore. "reel america," a video on nato. the task before him was unprecedented. natoh each of the countries would see to the supply of its own national forces, the supreme commander would be responsible for the coordination into a single international force. catherine, author clinton on the changing narrative of mary todd lincoln, the possibilities of how she would have been remembered if she died, instead of her husband, and why some of her critics have labeled her as crazy. for the full schedule, go to c-span.org. >> eac

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