Douglas Edward Leach Papers
Series III: Lectures

Box 8

• The Growth of Religious Liberty, Bates College Chapel, 3 Dec. 1951
  
• The Indian Policy of the Pilgrim Fathers, Society of Mayflower Descendants, Fall, 1952
  
• The Enjoyment of History, Faculty Round Table (Bates College), 14 Jan. 1954
  
• Why History? Wranglers, 7 Nov. 1955
  
• Landmarks in American History, 1783 to the Present, Bury Grammar School, England, March 1960
  
• George Washington, Nashville Senior Citizens, 22 Feb. 1962
  
• King Philip-Front Page News in London, The Rhode Island Historical Society, 18 Nov. 1962 (See also Box 12, Files 7,8,9)
  
• Training Day in the Colonies, Pattaquamagutt Historical Society, 17 May 1966
  
• Problems of Intrusive Colonization: America and New Zealand, Victoria University, New Zealand, 27 June 1967
  
• Sermon for World Communion Sunday, New Zealand, 1967
  
• Military Tradition and Practice in Colonial America, Phi Alpha Theta, The University of Rhode Island, 16 May 1966 and Victoria University, New Zealand, 26 June 1967
  
• History Is Fun, West Virginia, April 1969
  
• Tension, Strife, and Warfare in Early American History, Departmental Seminar, 13 Nov. 1972
  
• Series of Five Lectures on American History, sponsored by the National Endowment for the Humanities, McCabe Community Center, Nashville, Oct. and Nov. 1973
  
• The Declaration of Independence, Leeds, England, Feb. 1975
  
• The Declaration of 1776-The Perspective of 1976, Unitarian Church, 18 July 1976
  
• Aspects of Anglo-American Tension Before 1762, Departmental Seminar, 26 Sept. 1977
  
• The Colonial Wars, Taped Lecture for The Voices of America Series, Michael Glazier Inc., 1979 (Manuscript of Tape)
  
• The Colonial Wars, Taped Lecture for The Voices of America Series, Michael Glazier Inc., 1979 (Correspondence)
  
• The Cartagena Expedition, 1740-42, and Anglo-American Relations, The University of Alabama, 11 Feb. 1983 (Manuscript) See also Box 13, Files 5 & 6.
  
• The Cartagena Expedition, 1740-42, and Anglo-American Relations, The University of Alabama, 11 Feb. 1983 (Correspondence)
  
• Composing a Naval Memoir, American Historical Society, 1983 (Manuscript)
  
• Composing a Naval Memoir, American Historical Society, 1983 (Correspondence)
  
• The Royal Navy in the Southern Colonies Before 1763: A Study in Anglo-American Friction, Southern Historical Association, Nov. 1983
  
• The Central Pacific Remembered, Vanderbilt University NROTC, 9 Jan. 1986 and 11 Feb. 1988
  
• Beginnings of the American Naval Tradition, Vanderbilt University NROTC, 29 Jan. 1986
  
• Untitled lecture delivered at Vine Street Christian Church, 5 Jan. 1988
  
• The Puritan Movement, Sunday School Remnant Class, Dec. 1988
  
• Proposal to the Organization of American Historians for The Second World War: One Man's Perspective, 1988
  
• World War II, Nashville Vanderbilt University Alumni Club, 27 Feb. 1992
  
• The Origins and Development of the Early American Officer Corps, Vanderbilt University NROTC, 9 April 1992
  
• The Importance of World War II in the 20th Century, Kiwanis Club, 3 Sept. 1992
  
• The Father of His Country: Chance or Destiny?, Sons of the American Revolution, 23 Feb. 1993
  
• Remembering the Second World War, Mercer University, 18 April 1994 (Manuscript)
  
• Remembering the Second World War, Mercer University, 18 April 1994 (Correspondence)
  
• Indian Relations in American History, n.d.
  
• D.S. Freeman: Virginia Historian, Friend of Washington and Lee, n.d.
  
• The Western Heritage of History, n.d.
  

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