Origins and Ideologies of the American Revolution.
 

Origins and Ideologies of the American Revolution

This is one of the Great Courses which are usually very good. Once in a while you will get a boring Professor but most of the time these are excellent.

I have four degrees but still have a thirst for knowledge and it helps me with the FunTrivia games once in a while.

These Great Courses come in various forms-- online, video, and audio.

This is also a good one-- American Civil War | The Great Courses

And this looks very interesting-- The Great Debate: Advocates and Opponents of the American Constitution | The Great Courses

I slugged my way through this one-- Great Minds of the Western Intellectual Tradition, 3rd Edition Prof. Kors-Philosophy & Intellectual History

Some of the local libraries have some of these as well as older The Great Courses offerings.

If anyone finds some of these for Law School Courses, I would really appreciate finding out as much as possible about them.

It is not the same as having a classroom of fellow law students listening to you as well as a law professor about to pounce but I already went through all that. For a week at BYU Law School and three years at the University of Minnesota Law School where I got my JD in May 1989.

The Great Courses though in legal fields would be a great idea for my 224 613 Project as I have met people interested in the law who are just as intelligent if not more so than many of the law students I met at BYU, the University of Denver as well as at the University of Minnesota. In addition to some of the Judges I ran into at the National Judicial College in Reno, Nevada on the University of Nevada, Reno Campus. Home >> The National Judicial College

World's Greatest Churches.
 

World's Greatest Churches

They have courses in many different areas other than Philosophy, Politics and History.

Shakespeare: Comedies, Histories, and Tragedies Prof. Saccio-Literature