David McCullough's Biography of a Year: 1776
Best-selling historical writer and two-time Pulitzer winner David McCullough follows up his biography John Adams by focusing on a historic time rather than an individual: the momentous 12 months in the fight for independence. 1776 describes how a group of ragtag farmers were able to defeat the world's greatest empire with a great deal of suffering, determination, ingenuity, and, as McCullough notes, luck.
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1776: Town Meeting with David McCullough
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David McCullough on John Adams 1735-1826 - The John Adams Institute
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David McCullough interview (1999)
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David McCullough Constitution Day Program: The Genius of the Founders
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David McCullough, "Morse at the Louvre"
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David McCullough on John Adams
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Q&A: David McCullough, Part 2
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Dr. Joseph Warren: The Boston Tea Party, Bunker Hill, and the Birth of American Liberty
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David McCullough Discusses "1776" the National Archives June 25, 2005
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The Kalb Report - The American Story: A Master Class with David McCullough
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David McCullough: Americans in Paris
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David McCullough: The Storm Before the Constitution
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Q&A: Ron Chernow, Part 2
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David McCullough on "The American Spirit"
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Landon Lecture | David McCullough
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Friends Divided: John Adams and Thomas Jefferson (2018 Kennedy Library Forum)
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David McCullough with Ken Burns on The Wright Brothers
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1775-1776: Igniting the American Revolution
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American Conversation with Historian and Author David McCullough at the National Archives 2007
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