Engagement Party (1956)
The film revolves around a surprise engagement party for a couple, exploring themes of love, commitment, and the pressures of
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Engagement: Romance And Reality (1965)
The film explores the dynamics of engagement and the importance of understanding reality in romantic relationships. Jim and Judy, a
Engines And How They Work (1959)
The film discusses various types of engines that utilize heat energy for operation. It explains steam engines, which are reciprocating
England : Background For Literature (1947)
Takes students to England to show them the land that inspired many great writers… the London of Chaucer, Dickens and
English And Dutch Colonization In The New World (1980)
Describes the settlement of an English agricultural colony in Virginia, a Dutch trading colony in New York, and a Pilgrim
English Farm Family (1948)
Discusses Britain’s reliance on imported food and the efforts of British farmers to increase local production. It highlights a modern
English History : Earliest Times To 1066 (1954)
Considers how Anglo-Saxon England was built by many different peoples and cultures. Re-enacts important historical events. Shows authentic landmarks and
English History: Nineteenth Century Reforms (1959)
Explains that evolution, rather than revolution, was characteristic of English political reform in the 19th century. Covers the period between
English History: Nineteenth Century Reforms (1959)
The film discusses the evolution of voting rights in 19th century England, focusing on the passage of three key reform
English Influences In The United States (1950)
Explains the ways the English culture influenced our own–Democratic thought, jurisprudence, civil liberties, language, literature, art and styles. We digitized
English Language – Story Of Its Development (1952)
Discusses the history of English from the time of the Celtic, Roman, Nordic and Saxon tribes. Considers how developments wrought
English Literature: Chaucer And The Medieval Period (1956)
The film discusses medieval England in the 14th century, highlighting its social structure and literature, particularly focusing on Geoffrey Chaucer’s