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Fort Pillow Massacre (Civil War True Crime)
Fort Pillow Massacre (Civil War True Crime)

On April 12, 1864, the banks of the Mississippi River ran red with blood. At Fort Pillow in western Tennessee, Confederate troops under the command o…

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Mystery of Sir Francis Drake's Treasure
Mystery of Sir Francis Drake's Treasure

For over four centuries, adventurers, historians, and fortune hunters have been drawn to the mystery of Sir Francis Drake's treasure. The legendary p…

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TODAY IN CONTEXT: The History of How We Celebrate July 4th
TODAY IN CONTEXT: The History of How We Celebrate July 4th

The Fourth of July is more than just barbecues, beach days, and booming fireworks. In this episode, we trace the fascinating journey of America's Ind…

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Conversations: The Fragile Alliance of WWIIs 'Big Three,' w/ Tim Bouverie
Conversations: The Fragile Alliance of WWIIs 'Big Three,' w/ Tim Bouverie

In this special episode of History Shorts, host Peter Zablocki sits down with acclaimed British historian and author Tim Bouverie to discuss his comp…

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Michelangelo's David
Michelangelo's David

Michelangelo's David stands as one of the most iconic sculptures in the history of art, a towering figure of strength, defiance, and human perfection…

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Vietnam: America's Lost War
Vietnam: America's Lost War

The Vietnam War didn't begin with a declaration; it began with a decision. Then another. And another. In this overview, we trace the arc of America's…

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Fast & Furious PT Boats
Fast & Furious PT Boats

They were made of wood, powered by gasoline, and crewed by men barely out of high school, yet they terrified Japanese convoys and launched the naval …

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Jefferson & Adams: Founding Frenemies?
Jefferson & Adams: Founding Frenemies?

Two giants of American history, one a combative Yankee lawyer, the other a philosophical Virginia planter, helped birth a nation, then nearly destroy…

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Custer's Last Stand
Custer's Last Stand

In the summer of 1876, as America celebrated its centennial, a stunning defeat unfolded on the plains of Montana. Lt. Colonel George Custer and over …

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The Kings' Crusade
The Kings' Crusade

In the wake of Jerusalem's fall to Saladin in 1187, three of Europe's mightiest monarchs, Richard the Lionheart of England, Philip Augustus of France…

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