Circumnavigation: A Natural History of the World FREE February 6, 2007

Free
Friends' Hall

Distinguished Fellow Lecture

In today’s global society, the vastness of our planet has been conquered through technology. Joyce Chaplin, professor of early American history at Harvard University and the Fletcher Jones Foundation Distinguished Fellow, will examine the 500-year history of attempts to go around the world via ship, airplane, telegraph, telephone, spacecraft, satellite, and the imagination

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