Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
"SEEDS OF FREEDOM: A Vision for America." Boston November 10, 2016. Film Premiere: A new perspective presents a revolutionary look at the syntheses between European colonists and the American Indian in the evolution of the American democracy, mind and spirit.
This film, written, directed and produced by Andrew Cameron Bailey and Connie Baxter Marlow of Cameron/Baxter Films is the inaugural event for The James Phinney Baxter Lecture Series.
Film Synopsis: "Eminent philanthropist/historian James Phinney Baxter (1831-1921) believed that America must embody the high ideals of New England's original settlers if it is to become a global exemplar of liberty, equality and justice. In 1921 he left a bequest instructing Boston to build a Pantheon to perpetuate the founding ideals and principles. Baxter's great-great-granddaughter Connie Baxter Marlow adds a missing piece - the role of the American Indian in the evolution of democracy and the
American mind and spirit."
Special guests Iroquois Elder Tom Porter and Pilgrim Scholar and Pastor Gary Marks represented the two great syntheses between European Colonists and the American Indian that gave birth to the United States.
Learn more about Tom and Gary here: bit.ly/SeedsofFreedomBiosVR.
Learn more about the First, Second and Third Great Syntheses: bit.ly/SeedsofFreedomVR
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"SEEDS OF FREEDOM: A Vision for America." Boston November 10, 2016. Film Premiere: A new perspective presents a revolutionary look at the syntheses between European colonists and the American Indian in the evolution of the American democracy, mind and spirit.
This film, written, directed and produced by Andrew Cameron Bailey and Connie Baxter Marlow of Cameron/Baxter Films is the inaugural event for The James Phinney Baxter Lecture Series.
Film Synopsis: "Eminent philanthropist/historian James Phinney Baxter (1831-1921) believed that America must embody the high ideals of New England's original settlers if it is to become a global exemplar of liberty, equality and justice. In 1921 he left a bequest instructing Boston to build a Pantheon to perpetuate the founding ideals and principles. Baxter's great-great-granddaughter Connie Baxter Marlow adds a missing piece - the role of the American Indian in the evolution of democracy and the
American mind and spirit."
Special guests Iroquois Elder Tom Porter and Pilgrim Scholar and Pastor Gary Marks represented the two great syntheses between European Colonists and the American Indian that gave birth to the United States.
Learn more about Tom and Gary here: bit.ly/SeedsofFreedomBiosVR.
Learn more about the First, Second and Third Great Syntheses: bit.ly/SeedsofFreedomVR
First50Years.us
