일제강점기의 독립운동가·사학자·언론인. 《황성신문》, 《대한매일신보》 등에서 활약하며 내외의 민족 영웅전과 역사 논문을 발표하여 민족의식 고취에 힘썼다. '역사라는 것은 아(我)와 비아(非我)의 투쟁이다.'라는 명제를 내걸어 민족사관을 수립, 한국 근대사학의 기초를 확립했다.
Series contains material related to the following titles: An Evening With The Royal Ballet (1963, Anthony Havelock-Allan, Anthony Asquith, UK) Cry of the Wild (1972, Bill Mason, Canada)
Series includes the following Sub-Series: 01.01: To The Wild Country
Sub-series contains material related to the Ecology series. Material appears to be short films for the education market.
Sub-series includes material related to the following episodes: Adaptive Radiation Animals of Coral Reef Birds Dressed Up For Spring Coral Reef Ecology Food Web The Breeding Season Wintering Birds
Wild Canada (French title Images du Canada) premiered on the CBC on November 26, 1979. Running for eleven one-hour episodes and one 90-minute special, the program followed John and Janet Foster (of To The Wild Country) to different wilderness regions in Canada. Wild Canada was produced by Manitou Productions, in association with the CBC, by producers Ralph C. Ellis and Dan Gibson. Sub-series includes audio elements and promotional materials.
Sub-series includes the following titles: Nahanni Exploring Ontario The Giant Tides of Fundy Enchanted Islands Sable and the South Shore Athabasca Country Winter Wilderness Land of the Caribou North to Labrador Quebec, La Belle Province Alberta’s Southern Rockies North to the Top of the World
Sub-series consists of three episodes of the television program The Baby Human. Produced by Ellis Vision in association with Discovery Health Channel and Discovery Health Channel Canada, this six-episode series ran for two seasons from 2002-2003. Produced by Kip Spidell. Executive Producer Stephen Ellis.
Titles in the sub-series include: To Feel To Belong To Relate
(No material for episodes: To Walk, To Think, or To Talk).
Sub-series consists of material related to The Man Who Loved Birds, a one-hour special produced by KEG, in association with CFCN-TV Calgary, for TVO in 1986. This documentary follows cinematographer John Bax as he films birds of North and South America. Narrated by Neil Dainard.
