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Emerging Revolutionary War

Emerging Revolutionary War
American Revolutionary War
American Revolution
Revolutionary War
George Washington
Benedict Arnold
Virginia
French and Indian War
Bunker Hill
Lexington and Concord
Battle Of Moores Creek Bridge
The American Revolution
Valley Forge
New London
Lexington
Francis Marion
North Carolina
Education
George Rogers Clark
Constitutional Convention
Marquis De Lafayette

Welcome to the Emerging Revolutionary War podcast! Emerging Revolutionary War is a public history platform that explores all aspects of the Revolutionary War with up-and-coming historians and connects this history to the places where it occurred. We strive to make it fun and engaging for all audiences.

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We welcome historian and author Richard Lim to discuss his new book; Refusing a Crown: How George Washington Changed the World . Lim explores America’s surprisingly complex transition from monarchy to republican government through the life and leader... more

Join Emerging Revolutionary War and author and historian Michael Hardy for the next Rev War Revelry about Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee in the American Revolution.

Join Emerging Revolutionary War historians Mark Maloy and Dan Welch as they continue the discussion the New York Campaign between Washington and Howe. Maloy and Welch will discuss the importance of these battles and what there is to see today in New ... more

Join historians Mark Maloy and Dan Welch as we discuss the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Brooklyn and the release of their new book "Conquer or Die" this fall.

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Recent Guests

Richard Lim
Historian and author of Refusing a Crown, This American President podcast host
Author, Historian
Episode: "Refusing a Crown: How George Washington Changed the World" with Richard Lim
Michael Hardy
Award-winning author and author of a new book about the region
History Press
Episode: Western North Carolina and Eastern Tennessee in the American Revolution
Dan Welch
Co-author; historian
Author
Episode: 250th of the Battle of Brooklyn (Long Island)
Arthur Ben Powers
Historian, member of Emerging Revolutionary War
Emerging Revolutionary War
Episode: 18th-Century Military Strategy on the Eve of the New York Campaign of 1776
Mark Maloy
ERW historian
Emerging Revolutionary War
Episode: Young Washington Movie Review
Jim Bish
Washingtonian historian
Emerging Revolutionary War
Episode: Young Washington Movie Review
Ken Bancroft
Runs a daily blog about Nicholas Cresswell
Personal project about Cresswell
Episode: A Loyalist's View: Nicholas Cresswell's Diary
Donald Ryan
Author of The First Comprehensive Biography of William Prescott
Author (Casemate Publishers release)
Episode: Colonel William Prescott, Hero of Bunker Hill
Richard Bell
Author of The American Revolution and the Fate of the World
University of Maryland
Episode: "The American Revolution and the Fate of the World" by Dr. Richard Bell

Host

Rob Orrison, Rob Orson, Mark, Dan Welch, Phil, Kevin Pollack
Multiple recurring hosts with a focus on Revolutionary War history and public history discussions.

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 57 ratings
  • Fairly positive

    One of the better American revolution pod casts .seems well balanced without one sided views or inflammatory language that many of the others contain. Sometimes the sound quality is poor., but I like the use of the numerous authors and guests .

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    Magpie sleeping
    United Kingdom2 years ago
  • I love it

    I love it but its a little sad

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    frozen3pls
    United States4 years ago
  • Great show

    Very listenable and enjoyable podcast. The hosts are enthusiastic and knowledgeable. Great stuff.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    CurlsintheSquatRack
    United States4 years ago

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"Refusing a Crown: How George Washington Changed the World" with Richard Lim
Q: How did Washington's approach influence the drafting and ratification of the Constitution?
His example of restrained power and respect for checks and balances provided a living model for leaders like Madison and Hamilton, helping to shape a constitutional framework that valued both strong leadership and limits on authority.
"Refusing a Crown: How George Washington Changed the World" with Richard Lim
Q: Was Washington always intended to resign after the war, or did that intention develop over time?
Washington's record suggests a deliberate commitment to civilian authority from early on, reinforced by the Newburgh discussions and the conditions of Congress; he repeatedly framed power as something to be relinquished when due to the people's will and national interests, not personal ambition.
The Lees of Stratford and the Cause of Liberty
Q: How did the Lees influence the road to independence through London and Philadelphia?
Arthur and Richard Henry Lee built sustained networks in London and Philadelphia, coordinating resistance, disseminating information, and securing French support; their efforts helped shape policy, provoke debate, and create international momentum for the American cause.
A Loyalist's View: Nicholas Cresswell's Diary
Q: What are some notable interactions or figures Cresswell encountered?
He met with figures like James Kirk in Alexandria, Thomas Jefferson, Francis Peyton, and Patrick Henry; he observed General Washington and the Burgesses, and his story includes a loyalist jailbreak and interactions with local committees of safety.
"Winning the Ten Crucial Days" with David Price
Q: Where can listeners buy Winning the Ten Crucial Days, and is there a way to get a signed copy?
Listeners can buy it wherever books are sold, with signed copies available specifically through the Washington Crossing Historic Park gift shop and website, where the author personally signs copies for visitors.

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Recent guests on Emerging Revolutionary War include:

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2. Michael Hardy
3. Dan Welch
4. Arthur Ben Powers
5. Mark Maloy
6. Jim Bish
7. Ken Bancroft
8. Donald Ryan

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