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The Final Days of Napoleon
The Final Days of Napoleon

He ruled Europe with an iron will, crowned himself emperor, and reshaped the modern world, but in the end, even Napoleon Bonaparte couldn't conquer f…

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Weekend Show #2: History of the 'Weekend'
Weekend Show #2: History of the 'Weekend'

Welcome to the second episode of the History Shorts Weekend Show, a soon-to-be weekly Patreon-exclusive variety series offering a lighter, more refle…

4 months, 3 weeks ago

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Conversations: Three Roads to Gettysburg, w/ Tim McGrath
Conversations: Three Roads to Gettysburg, w/ Tim McGrath

In the pivotal summer of 1863, three extraordinary paths converged on a small Pennsylvania town, forever altering the course of the American Civil W…

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Eddie Slovik: The Only American Killed for Desertion in WWII
Eddie Slovik: The Only American Killed for Desertion in WWII

In this gripping episode, we tell the haunting story of Private Eddie Slovik, the only American soldier executed for desertion during World War II …

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Conversations: How the American Revolution was a Global Conflict, w/ Richard Bell
Conversations: How the American Revolution was a Global Conflict, w/ Richard Bell

In this engaging episode, Peter speaks with author and historian Richard Bell about re-framing the American Revolution in the context of a global con…

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The Lost Labyrinth of Egypt
The Lost Labyrinth of Egypt

Long before the pyramids captured the world's imagination, ancient writers described a structure so vast, so mysterious, and so extraordinary that ev…

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The Madness of Emperor Caligula
The Madness of Emperor Caligula

In the year 37 CE, Rome welcomed a new emperor who was young, charismatic, and adored by the people. Within months, that same emperor, Caligula, desc…

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The Woman Spy Who Outsmarted Hoover's FBI
The Woman Spy Who Outsmarted Hoover's FBI

In the late 1940s, as America entered the paranoid dawn of the Cold War, a brilliant young Justice Department analyst named Judith Coplon was accused…

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The Labor Revolt that Shook America (Pullman Strike)
The Labor Revolt that Shook America (Pullman Strike)

In 1894, a company town outside Chicago erupted into one of the most explosive labor battles in American history. When workers at the Pullman Palace …

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History Shorts Weekend Show #1
History Shorts Weekend Show #1

Welcome to the very first episode of the History Shorts Weekend Show: a soon-to-be weekly Patreon Exclusive, but for now, offered as a full public pr…

4 months, 4 weeks ago

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