Overview
As a child in 1899, Angie Debo was taken to Oklahoma in a covered wagon. She would become her state's most controversial historian -- her career threatened when she uncovered a cache of documents which proved a widespread conspiracy to cheat Native Americans out of oil-rich lands.
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1 - 1The Great San Francisco Earthquake October 04, 1988 -
1 - 2Radio Bikini October 11, 1988
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1 - 3Indians, Outlaws and Angie Debo October 18, 1988
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1 - 4Eric Sevareid's Not So Wild A Dream October 25, 1988
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1 - 5The Life and Times of Rosie the Riveter November 01, 1988
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1 - 6Do You Mean There Are Still Real Cowboys? November 08, 1988
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1 - 7Kennedy vs. Wallace: A Crisis Up Close November 15, 1988
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1 - 8Geronimo and the Apache Resistance November 22, 1988 -
1 - 9Let Us Now Praise Famous Men: Revisited November 29, 1988
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1 - 10That Rhythm, Those Blues December 06, 1988
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1 - 11The Radio Priest December 13, 1988
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1 - 12Hearts and Hands December 20, 1988
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1 - 13Views of a Vanishing Frontier December 27, 1988
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1 - 14Eudora Welty: One Writer's Beginnings January 03, 1989
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1 - 15The World That Moses Built January 10, 1989
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1 - 16Sins of Our Mothers January 17, 1989
