Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution
Society & Culture:History
This week our guest is Cho-Chien Feng. While the war raged along the eastern seaboard, for the families and communities of upstate New York it devolved into a brutal civil war. Feng discusses how these political fissures first appeared and what they meant to the people involved. For more information visit www.allthingsliberty.com.
E111: Gary Ecelbarger: Clement Biddle Partially Clears The “Battle Of The Clouds”
E110: Geoff Smock: The Teenage Thomas Jefferson
E109: Richard J. Werther: King Gustav III of Sweden: Friendly Foe of the United States
E108: John Rees: Remembrances of Black Revolutionary War Veterans
E107: Todd Braisted: Benjamin W. Thompson’s Black Dragoons
E106: Andrew Zellers-Frederick: The Impeachme of Senator William Blount
E105: Mark Sullivan: Francis and Gottlieb Otto: Rebels or Loyalists?
E104: Brooke Barbier: Following Paul Revere Home
E103: William W. Reynolds: The British Naval Signals Mission
E102: Louis Arthur Norton: The Plight of the Seamen
E101: Serena Zabin: The Boston Massacre: A Family History
E100: George Kotlik: Texas and the American Revolution
E99: Brian Gerring: La Petit Guerre and American Indian War
E98: Greg Aaron: Lord Dartmouth’s War of Words, 1775
REPEAT: Rick Atkinson: The British Are Coming: The War for America, Lexington to Princeton
REPEAT: Colin Calloway: The Indian World of George Washington
REPEAT: Michael W. Twitty: The Cooking Gene
E97: Don N. Hagist: Noble Volunteers: The British Soldiers Who Fought the American Revolution
E96: Kevin A. Conn: The Imprisonment and Escape of James Moody
E95: Ken Daigler: Nathanael Greene: Intelligence Manager
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