Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution
Society & Culture:History
This week our guest is JAR contributor Philip D. Weaver. In 1775, Captain Joel Pratt was issued a warrant from the state of Massachusetts to lead a company of fifty-six men. By the end of the year, he was court-martialed. In this episode we discuss the history, process, and effect of the court martial is during the American Revolution. For more information visit www.allthingsliberty.com.
E37: Andrew Schocket: Who Mattered In Early America?
E36: John McCurdy: Quarters: The Accomodation of the British Army and the Coming of the American Revolution
E35: Gabriel Neville: The Clove Road
E34: Mark Edward Lender: Cabal: The Plot Against General Washington
E33: James Fichter: The Tea that Survived the Boston Tea Party
E32: Gene Procknow: The Parallel Lives of Benedict Arnold and James Wemyss
E31: Jason Yonce: The Annapolis Convention
E30: John Buchanan: The Road to Charleston
E29: Joseph E. Wroblewski: The Queen's Rangers
E28: Rick Atkinson: The British Are Coming: The War for America, Lexington to Princeton
E27: JL Bell: Myths and Legends of the Declaration of Independence
E26: Andrew Waters: Daniel Morgan vs. Charles Cornwallis in the Carolinas
E25: Tristan J. New: Early Efforts to Make Peace with Britain
E24: John L. Smith, Jr.: The Founding Fathers at Notre-Dame de Paris
E22: Charles H. Lagerbom: HMS Albany and the Underwater Archaeology of the American Revolution
E21: Michael Gadue: Naval Stratagies of the Saratoga Campaign
E20: Michael J.F. Sheehan: The Battle of Stony Point
E19: George Kotlik: The American Revolution in Florida
E18: Charles Dewey: Double Agents in the American Revolution
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