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Hymn of the Republic

Hymn of the Republic

De: Steven Bush
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The American Civil War has been over for more than 150 years and yet it is still real for many in this country and in other countries. It is the most studied and written about episode in US History with more than 60,000 with more appearing every month. Yet despite all of this info what do we really know about the Civil War? This podcast will aim to show what we know and do not know about the war. This podcast will examine everything about the Civil War from the causes, the battles, the personal who led the war to the personal stories of the people who fought in the war or lived through the war. This podcast will focus on the little people for the most part.© 2021 Hymn of the Republic Mundial
Episodios
  • Episode 57: Gibraltar of the South

    Episode 57: Gibraltar of the South
    Aug 18 2021
    In this episode, I examine the two battles that captured Fort Fisher dooming the city of Wilmington and ending the coastal war as well as the Confederate cause only a few months before the end of the war.
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    29 m
  • Episode 56: Damn the Torpedo’s Full Speed Ahead

    Episode 56: Damn the Torpedo’s Full Speed Ahead
    Aug 10 2021
    In this episode I examine the capture of Mobile Bay by Admiral Farragut in August of 1864. This was the penultimate port that had to be taken in the coastal war by the Union Navy in order to cripple the Confederate blockade runners and hurt the Confederacy in their fight for independence.
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    23 m
  • Episode 55: City under Siege: A light in the Darkness

    Episode 55: City under Siege: A light in the Darkness
    Jul 6 2021
    In this episode I continue my examination of the siege of Charleston examining various efforts of the Union to capture Fort Sumter and bring horror to the city as well as how both sides brought new weapons into the siege, weapons that would show how warfare would look like in the 20th Century.
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    24 m
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