The book was hailed upon its publication, coinciding with the nation's yearlong bicentennial celebration, as an historical document.
These episodes were created to honor the country's bicentennial celebration.
We will be celebrating the bicentennial of their great accomplishments for the next three years.
This year is the bicentennial of the birth of Alexis de Tocqueville, one of the most famous political commentators about America.
In 1974 he was invited to address the US Congress on the occasion of the celebrations marking the American bicentennial.
They would be lured down by scheduled plans for the bicentennial party on New Year's Eve.
Where does all this leave us today with regard to the philosopher and his legacy at the bicentennial of his birth?
From there, they went to Haiti for the island's bicentennial independence celebrations.
Ten years later, resentment was still simmering as Concord prepared to celebrate its bicentennial.
The former student, meanwhile, agreed to be involved in planning the university's bicentennial celebration.
In celebration of the bicentennial of the Military Academy, there has been a flood of books on the august institution's history.
It was republished in 1998 on the occasion of the bicentennial of the 1798 rebellion but now John wants to bring the story to a wider stage.
The bicentennial of the country's independence was celebrated amid political chaos and abject poverty.
As time keeps marching toward the bicentennial of the birth of Abraham Lincoln, scholarship about the sixteenth president continues apace.
The show, which celebrates the bicentennial of the Academy, will include interviews with famous alumni.
During the summer of 1976, cascading fireworks and majestic tall ships ushered in this nation's Fourth of July bicentennial.
The centennial and bicentennial of Columbus's legendary voyages passed largely unmarked in the colonies.
This year marks the bicentennial anniversary of the birth of Danish poet and writer.
Today, as the town nears its bicentennial anniversary, it still attracts people from all over.
The brigantine Young Endeavour, a bicentennial gift from the United Kingdom to Australia, is a unique ship.
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He hopes that the ship can go on display somewhere in the town as part of the bicentennial celebrations for the battle of Trafalgar in October.
Both are avid Revolutionary War re-enactors, participating in our nation's bicentennial celebration and now the 225th anniversary as well.
To judge from the book review sections lately, another thousand or so are being published to coincide with the bicentennial.
In 1988 my eldest child was born and later presented with a special bicentennial birth certificate.
With hindsight, its change in fortune can be traced to 1976, the year of America's bicentennial and the death of Mao Zedong.
Even before the presidency series began, there were two single-day conferences during the bicentennial of the U.S. Constitution on the legislative and judicial branches.
True to this deeper sentiment, the bicentennial of the expedition is increasingly described as nothing less than a unique and profound opportunity for national redemption.
The exchange became a public limited company, London Stock Exchange PLC, in 2001 the year of its bicentennial.
As its title implies, the book celebrates the bicentennial of a number of countries of the Hemisphere.
That event was part of the enormous success of Saint-Esprit's bicentennial and reflected the residents' pride in their municipality.
Description: This edition of the Revue de la Société historique du Madawaska commemorates the bicentennial of the founding of Grande Rivière.
In 1976, as part of the U. S. bicentennial celebrations, the week was expanded to become National Black History month.
Like the centennial celebration in 1905, the bicentennial has a peculiar ability to conflate understandings of the past with aesthetic and economic valuations of nature.
Biographer Paula Byrne, author of The Real Jane Austen, celebrates the bicentennial of the beloved novel.
I grew up in Massachusetts, where the bicentennial was a spectacularly big deal.
The bicentennial of the duo's journey is being celebrated all year.
Aptly in this bicentennial year of Trafalgar, the Senior Service was at the hub of ceremonies of remembrance to mark the nation's war dead at home and aboard.
On the bicentennial of the Constitution in 1987, a study reported that 46 percent of those queried did not know that the Constitution created a system of government.
The committee wants something more significant and they want it during this year, the bicentennial of the revolution, an event recognized by the United Nations.
In 2002, on the occasion of the bicentennial of his birth, the Norwegian Academy of Science and Letters established the Abel Prize for Mathematics.
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John devised the pageant as part of St Peter's bicentennial celebrations.
While there have always been standard elementary and high school works about Lincoln, there seems to be a quickening of these works as Lincoln's bicentennial approaches.
The bicentennial celebration continues on the west side of Central Park, where the historical society has organized a series of exhibitions to celebrate its anniversary.
Williams worked with the company again for the 1999 film bicentennial Man.
At the initiative of Alexander Schneider, on 2nd June begins the first Prades Festival, the Bach Festival, in commemoration of the bicentennial of the great composer's death.
The US bicentennial in 1976 was celebrated greatly because the economy happened to be good.
Today as we commemorate the bicentennial of the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade we celebrate the fact that all human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights.
This version became popular during the bicentennial celebrations, and is often heard at pops concerts.
It is expected that in 2010, this Fund will support some of the activities commemorating the bicentennial of Mexico's Independence as well as the centennial of the Mexican Revolution.
Following the bicentennial of European settlement in 1988, there has also been a focus on developing citizenship education, although it is not taught as a separate school subject.
In Mexico, which marks its bicentennial next week, drug gangs have met a government crackdown with mayhem on a scale not seen since the country's revolution of a century ago.
The Thompson bicentennial will be our opportunity to recognize David Thompson and his accomplishments, and to reaffirm our nations links with the land, its peoples and its geography.
And Ralph Lauren received the James Smithson bicentennial Medal.
But in this bicentennial year a flood is turning into a torrent.
Its precursor was the 1976 Liberty Torch Run, a relay in which 33 runners marked America's bicentennial by covering 8,800 miles in 7 weeks through 50 states.
While President Gerald Ford never visited the United Kingdom, the British government saw the US bicentennial in 1976 as an occasion to celebrate the special relationship.

There is excitement over bicentennial celebration, and I always find something of interest in what is daily occurring.
I believe that we can make the years leading to our bicentennial the best four years in American history.
As we begin our bicentennial, America is still one of the youngest nations in recorded history.
Let us engrave it now in each of our hearts as we begin our bicentennial.

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