In Defense of Rome, Part III: The Roman Spirit

Year Published: 1965

Creator: Columbia Broadcasting System

Format: 16mm

Color: B&W

Sound: sound

Description: Describes the essentials of the Roman spirit and summarizes the contributions of Rome to architecture, law, Christianity, and American democracy. Uses dramatic soliloquies by James Mason and Bell Travers and an interview with Professor Hodas of Columbia University by Eric Severeid to dramatize and analyze the strengths and contributions of Rome., Describes the essentials of the Roman spirit and summarizes the contributions of Rome to architecture, law, Christianity, and American democracy. Uses dramatic soliloquies by James Mason and Bell Travers and an interview with Professor Hodas of Columbia University by Eric Severeid to dramatize and analyze the strengths and contributions of Rome.

Complete Record: Describes the essentials of the Roman spirit and summarizes the contributions of Rome to architecture, law, Christianity, and American democracy. Uses dramatic soliloquies by James Mason and Bell Travers and an interview with Professor Hodas of Columbia University by Eric Severeid to dramatize and analyze the strengths and contributions of Rome., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.