
Life Before Liberalism
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 110 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | History | |||

How does a younger son, marginalized by primogeniture, forge America's most formidable revolutionary dynasty, siring four of the greatest Founding Fathers and two signers of the Declaration of Independence? This is the epic saga of Thomas Lee, the fa... more
This is the tale of how the Lee Family of Virginia became a fledgling American aristocracy after Richard Lee I died in 1664, leaving behind the foundations of a great family fortune: a large commercial and landholding empire divided between Virginia ... more
This episode examines the Lee family of Virginia and their claim to descend from a Norman named Reynard de Lega through the landed gentry of Shropshire, namely the Lees of Coton Hall and Nordley Regis, the arms of whom they long claimed, and to whom ... more
This is the story of the dynast who founded the Lee Family of Virginia: Richard Lee I, also known as Richard Lee the Emigrant. In it we tell the story of his rise in Virginia, from his start as a Clerk of the Quarter Court and Indian trader to his ti... more
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Will, not sure how to get ahold of you. Could you do an episode on Christianity in Rhodesia? I’m curious how that was with the idea of “tribes”. And our United States Identity with other cultures vs from a Christian mindset.
Love the show. Thanks!
After following Will on Twitter for a while I’m so glad I found his podcast. I have really been enjoying his Rhodesia podcasts especially the one with Rory Duncan. Will always has very knowledgeable guests and discusses topics of history from a perspective you will not get anywhere else.
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A history-focused show that often explores long-form narratives about power, governance, and culture across eras. Episodes frequently examine colonial legacies, elite social orders, technological milestones, and pivotal moments in exploration and nation-building, with a tendency to connect past institutions to present-day structures. Notable angles include the persistence of aristocratic or elite influence, the interplay between church, state, and wealth, and the human stories behind major historical shifts. The approach tends to pair deep archival detail with thoughtful interpretation, making it a good fit for listeners who enjoy rigorous history told through original sources, and for guests who can offer expertise on governance, technolog... more
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2. Chase Davis
3. Paul Fahrenheidt
4. Charles Murray
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