Course Lecture Titles 1. American Presidency 2. G. Washington-Rise of a Patriot 3. G. Washington-American Liberator 4. G. Washington-First President 5. G. Washington-American Icon 6. T. Jefferson-Pen of Freedom 7. T. Jefferson-Party Leader 8. T. Jefferson-Expansionist President 9. T. Jefferson-Agonies of a Second Term 10. Andrew Jackson-Hero of New Republic 11. Andrew Jackson-Conqueror Returns 12. Andrew Jackson-Warrior President 13. Andrew Jackson-A President Defiant 14. James K. Polk-Party Loyalist 15. James K. Polk-First Dark Horse 16. James K. Polk-Apostle of Manifest Destiny 17. A. Lincoln-Frontier Politician 18. A. Lincoln-First Republican President 19. A. Lincoln-Wartime Leader 20. A. Lincoln-Martyred President 21. T. Roosevelt-Patrician Reformer 22. T. Roosevelt-Cowboy as President 23. T. Roosevelt-Progressive Dynamo 24. T. Roosevelt-Third-Party Crusader 25. Woodrow Wilson-American Visionary 26. Woodrow Wilson-Professor as Politician 27. Woodrow Wilson-World Stage 28. Woodrow Wilson-Fight for Postwar Peace 29. F. D. Roosevelt-Provocative Politician 30. F. D. Roosevelt-New Dealer 31. F. D. Roosevelt-Into Storm 32. F. D. Roosevelt-President in a World at War 33. Harry S Truman-A Struggle for Success 34. Harry S Truman-Needing America's Prayers 35. Harry S Truman-Winning Peace 36. Harry S Truman-No Accidental President 37. John F. Kennedy-Construction of a Politician 38. John F. Kennedy-Emergence of a President 39. John F. Kennedy-A President in Crisis 40. John F. Kennedy-His Final Challenges 41. Lyndon Johnson-Politician in Rough 42. Lyndon Johnson-Professional Politician 43. Lyndon Johnson-Building Great Society 44. Lyndon Johnson-Acrimony at Home and Abroad 45. R. Reagan-"Gipper" 46. R. Reagan-A Conservative in White House 47. R. Reagan-Acting President 48. R. Reagan-Teflon President