A different take on the U.S. Civil War
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“As with Ray Harris' World War 2 podcast, this ones shows that rather than being the "Beginning of the End of the United States. It was the end of the beginning so to speak as the "slave issue" had been simmering to a greater or lesser extent pretty well since the 4th July 1776. And we've only just had Abraham Lincoln elected as President with the war about to start pretty well as he got his feet under the desk on Pennsylania Avnue.......”Read full review »
MalB1 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
06/27/13
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“Awesome podcast. A lot of really good info and not just about a battle here a battle there they really get into details of the period.”
freakyfuzzyman via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/15/13
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“A fair and balanced look at the Civil War. I've been looking for a podcast to cover this subject for quite some time (as I felt it would make an excellent ongoing program and is well suited to the podcast approach) and I was happy to discover this. Hosts bring humor and seriousness and have...”Read full review »
banjax451 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/23/12
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“Really enjoying it. Love the banter between Rich and Tracey. The interactions between these two crack me up! Followed History of Rome and History of England but this is my new favourite. Ripped through the first 16 Episodes in a week and now desperate for Ep. 17. Personally, don't mind the...”Read full review »
Pods are us via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
03/13/13
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