Dispatches: The Podcast of the Journal of the American Revolution
Society & Culture:History
This week our guest is Michael J.F. Sheehan. Widely considered to be one of the most daring and important battles of the war, the attack on Stony Point remains shrouded with mystery and legend. New research has shed new light on this seminal event, and historians' understanding of the battle continues to grow. For more information visit www.allthingsliberty.com.
E117: Charles Dewey: Amicus Reipublicae: Abraham Bancker, Friend of the Republic
E116: Philip D. Weaver: New York’s First Revolutionary Captain
E115: Eric Sterner: John Rutledge of South Carolina
E114: William V. Wenger: Foreign Assistance to America’sRevolutionary War
E113: James P. Sieradzki: The New Jersey Shop License Law of 1780
E112:Jonathan Bayer: Fake News of the Surrender of Quebec
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
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