American Revolution Podcast
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Event: Oct. 21, 2018 Red Bank, NJ 18th Century Field Day (reenactment of battle of Fort Mercer). I plan to attend, not as a participant, just in the audience. If anyone else cares to meet up there, let me know. For more details, click here. If you want to connect there, reach out to me on twitter @AmRevPodcast or email mtroy.history@gmail.com.
This Week's Book Recommendation:
The Men Who Lost America: British Leadership, the American Revolution, and the Fate of the Empire (2015)
by Andrew Jackson O'Shaughnessy
Find former recommendations of the week here.
List of Episodes:
Introductions
- 001 Introduction | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 002 The American Background | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 003 The British Background | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 004 Britain, France, and the Indians | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
1754-64 French and Indian War
- 005 Jumonville & Fort Necessity | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 006 British take Charge, Battle of Monongahela | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 007 Arcadia, Lake George, and Loudoun's Arrival | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 008 The Surrender of Fort Oswego | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 009 Fort William Henry Massacre & Rise of Pitt | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 010 New British Strategy & Fort Carillon | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 011 Louisbourg, Frontenac, and Treaty of Easton | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 012 Forts Duquesne, Niagara, and Carillon Fall | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 013 The Battle of Quebec (1759) | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 014 Canada Becomes British & Britain Gets King George III | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 015 Anglo-Cherokee War, West Indies & Spain | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 016 Treaty of Paris & Wilkes Affair | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 017 Parson's Cause, Bishops & Trade | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 018 Pontiac’s War | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 019 Suppressing the Indians | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
1764-74 Tax Controversies
- 020 Sugar & Currency Acts | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 021 Colonies React to Taxes | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 022 Stamp Act & Quartering Act | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 023 Stamp Act Congress | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 024 Stamp Act Repeal & Declaratory Act | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 025 Tensions Simmer | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 026 Townshend Acts | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 027 Prime Minister Pitt Falls from Power | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 028 Letters from a Pennsylvania Farmer | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 029 Liberty Riot | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 030 Occupation of Boston | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 031 Wilkes & Liberty and Tar & Feathers | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 032 Battle of Golden Hill | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 033 The Boston Massacre | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 034 Massacre Fallout, Townshend Acts Repealed | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 035 Carolina Regulators - Battle of Alamance | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 036 Sinking The HMS Gaspee | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 037 Committees of Correspondence & Vandalia | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 038 Green Mountain Boys | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 039 The Politics of Tea | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 040 The Boston Tea Party | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 041 Tea Party Aftermath | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 042 The Coercive Acts of 1774 | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 043 Colonies React to the Coercive Acts | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 044 Lord Dunmore’s War | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 045 Governing from Salem | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 046 Powder Alarm | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 047 Suffolk Resolves | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 048 The First Continental Congress | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 049 The Massachusetts Provincial Congress | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 050 Britain Prepares for War / Restraining Act | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 051 Portsmouth Alarm | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
1775 War Begins:
- 052 Salem Alarm & Hearts and Minds | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 053 Paul Revere’s Ride | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 054 British Advance on Lexington and Concord | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 055 British Retreat from Lexington and Concord | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 056 The Shot Heard 'Round the World | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 057 Regulars and Provincials | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 058 Slavery and Liberty | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 059 Taking Fort Ticonderoga | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 060 Securing Lake Champlain | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 061 The Battle of Chelsea Creek | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 062 The Three Headed Cerberus in Boston | Read the blog | Listen to the podcast
- 063 Buzzard's Bay and Machias (coming soon)
Join or Die Cartoon, 1754 by Benjamin Franklin
The Death of Gen. Wolfe, 1759: by Benjamin West (painted 1770).
Boston Massacre, 1770 by Paul Revere
The Bostonians Paying the Excise-man or Tarring & Feathering by Philip Dawe, 1774
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