Les meilleurs podcasts Key Battles Of The Civil War (2024)

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Introducing James Early's New Podcast "Key Battles of American History" 21:24

4y ago21:24

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Did you enjoy this series? Then you'll love James Early's new show "Key Battles of American History." Check it out on the podcast player of your choice or go to keybattlesofamericanhistory.com. Listen here to a snippet of his episode where he and a guest discuss the World War One movie "All Quiet on the Western Front." See acast.com/privacy for pri…

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Episode 22: How the Civil War Lives on Today 1:03:16

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In this very final episode, James and Scott discuss the lasting effects of the Civil War and why it is the single most important event in the history of the United States. The Revolutionary War may have answered the question of whether America would become an independent nation, but the Civil War answered the question of what kind of nation it woul…

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Episode 21: What Became of the Men Who Wore the Blue and the Grey 53:49

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In this epilogue episode James and Scott talk about the Union and Confederate generals whom we've gotten to know so well after the war finished. They became presidents, professors, bankrupt businessmen, assassination victims, and everything in between. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcirc…

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Episode 20: The Naval War 47:27

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The Civil War is now finished but our series is not. Scott and James discuss an aspect of the Civil War that for the most part didn’t tie into our main discussion: the naval war. Learn how battles occurred on American Rivers, gulfs, shorelines, and even as far away as Alaska. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Advertising In…

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Episode 19: African Americans in Uniform 52:48

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As the Civil War came to an end, a big question remained for the North and eventually the reunited United States. What would become of its African-American residents? Would they be given full legal rights or only partial? This question was largely answered by the contributions of African-Americans in uniform. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and o…

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Episode 18: The Overland Campaign 43:53

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It's now 1864. Lincoln is re-elected, and Sherman’s March to the Sea obliterated the Confederacy’s industrial base. But work remains for General Grant. He must contend with his greatest foe, Robert E. Lee. Now that Grant was directing the operations of the Army of the Potomac, Northern expectations were high. Southern expectations were also high. S…

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Episode 17: Sherman's March to the Sea 51:39

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From November to December 1864, Gen. Sherman led over 60,000 soldiers from Atlanta to Savannah, Georgia in a scorched earth campaign to completely demoralized the Southern war effort. Sherman explained that they needed to “make old and young, rich and poor, feel the hard hand of war.” See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Adver…

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Episode 16: The Battle of Atlanta 48:40

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In the fall of 1864, the Union Army now had full momentum against the Confederacy, pushing deeper into the South than ever before. General Sherman overwhelmed forces led by John Bell Hood. With the fall of Atlanta, Lincoln nearly assured his re-election in 1864. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Advertising Inquiries: https…

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Episode 15: Chattanooga 39:35

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Following Union defeat at the Battle of Chickamauga, Union forces retreated to the railroad junction of Chattanooga, Tennessee. From November 23-25, 1863, Union troops routed the Confederates at the battles of Lookout Mountain and Missionaries Ridge; the victories forces the Confederate troops back into Georgia, ending the siege of Chattanooga and …

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Episode 14: The Battle of Chickamauga 36:35

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The Battle of Chickamauga marked the end of Union Maj. Gen. William Rosencran's offensive into southwestern Tennessee and northwestern Georgia and the most significant Union defeat in the Western Theatre. More died here than in any other battle, save Gettysburg. After the battle Union forces retired to Chattanooga while Confederates besieged the ci…

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Episode 13: The Battle of Gettysburg 1:20:29

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The 1863 Battle of Gettysburg stopped Robert E. Lee's second invasion of the North. It was the deadliest battle of the Civil War, with over 50,000 casualties during the three day battle, a scale of suffering never seen before or since in America. The Union won victory and had new life injected into its war effort. The Confederacy saw its best chanc…

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Episode 12: The Fall of Vicksburg 40:01

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Welcome to the second part in our episodes on the Vicksburg Campaign, one of the most consequential Civil War battles in the Western theatre and what many historians consider to be the turning point of the war.Grant's Vicksburg campaign is considered one of the most brilliant of the war. With the loss of Pemberton’s army at Vicksburg and later Unio…

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Episode 11: The Western Campaign and the Siege of Vicksburg 53:53

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In the next two episodes Scott and James will discuss the Siege of Vicksburg. In the summer of 1863, Grant’s Army of the Tennessee came to Vicksburg, located on a high bluff converged on Vicksburg, a Mississippi town on the same river. Union occupation of the town was critical to control of the strategic river. If it fell then the Confederacy would…

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Episode 10: The Battle of Chancellorsville 46:01

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The Battle of Chancellorsville is considered Robert E. Lee’s masterpiece. His reputation as a military genius was sealed by fighting an incredibly successful offensive battle despite being outnumbered 2-to-1 and launching attacks on multiple fronts. After another humiliating Union defeat at Fredericksburg, On January 26, Lincoln replaced Gen. Ambro…

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Episode 9: The Battle of Fredericksburg 36:13

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Following McClellan's disastrous Union loss at Antietam, Lincoln replaced him with Ambrose Burnside, who planned to march to the city of Fredericksburg, getting there before Lee and possibly marching all the way to Richmond. But once they confronted the Confederacy at the battle of Fredericksburg the Federals made 14 total charges that were all rep…

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Episode 8: Sidetrack Episode on Emancipation 42:10

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The entire point of the Civil War was to end slavery, right? Not exactly, and definitely not at the beginning of the War. The North went to war strictly to save the Union and had little interest in abolishing slavery in the South. The Emancipation Proclamation of 1863 only came about due to a complex convergence of political, social, and cultural i…

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Episode 7: The Battle of Antietam 53:12

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The Battle of Antietam—an 1862 clash between Robert E. lee's Army of Northern Virginian and George McClellan's Army of the Potomac—was the deadliest one-day battle in American history, with a total of 22,717 dead, wounded or missing. It came after Lee thwarted McClellan's plans to lay siege to the Confederate capitol of Richmond and tried to seize …

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Episode 6: The Seven Days Battle 47:54

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Union General George B. McClellan, who led 100,000 men and moved as fast as an iceberg, attempted to capture the Confederate capital of Richmond in a series of six different battles along the Virginia Peninsula from June 25 to July 1, 1862). Confederate General Robert E. Lee drove back McClellan’s Union forces from a position 4 miles (6 km) east of…

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Episode 5: The 1862 Peninsula Campaign 55:35

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In early 1862 the Union Army launched a major operation in southeastern Virginia, the first large-scale offensive in the Eastern Theater. Lincoln replaced McDowell with George B. McClellan as commander. He reorganized the army, whipped it into shape, and also renamed it the Army of the Potomac. The goal was to roll over the Confederacy. The Rebels …

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Episode 4: The Battle of Shiloh 44:15

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The Battle of Shiloh was a battle in the Western Theater fought April 6–7, 1862, in southwestern Tennessee. On the first morning, 40,000 Confederate troops struck Union Soldiers at Pittsburg Landing. They were under the command of Major General Ulysses S. Grant. The Confederate Army of Mississippi, under the command of General Albert Sidney Johnsto…

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Episode 3: Border States and the War in the West 41:23

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In the summer of 1861, four slave states had still not seceded. If even two or three joined the Confederacy, the Union would be in big trouble. Lincoln was determined to keep all four in (Maryland, Kentucky, Delaware, and Missouri). We will look at these developments, along with the The War in the West, April 1861 - April 1862, where many famous Ci…

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Episode 2: Battle of First Bull Run 57:06

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Abraham Lincoln believed that the Civil War would be over in a few months, with the Union Army marching on Richmond by late 1861. The Union and the Confederate armies hastily assembled armies and Brig. Gen. Irvin McDowell led his unseasoned Union Army across Bull Run against the equally inexperienced Confederate Army of Brig. Gen. P. G. T. Beaurega…

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Episode 1: Background to the Civil War 46:25

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The origins of the Civil War go back decades, even before the United States became an independent nation The federal union had always been precarious, ever since the framing of the Constitution, with the institution of slavery led to two distinct cultures and societies. In this episode, Scott and James discuss the main social and political issues t…

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Introduction to Key Battles of the Civil War 6:26

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The Civil War pitted brother against brother and divided a nation. It also featured the most epic—and deadliest—battles in American history. From Shiloh to Vicksburg to Gettsburg, these battles resulted in higher casualty rates than any other armed conflict the United States has ever faced.But beyond that the Civil War did more to define and change…

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Prologue to Key Battles of the Civil War 1:17

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A couple of announcements from host Scott Rank. He tells you what this series will be about and where to find his main podcast History Unplugged (http://historyunpluggedpodcast.com). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.…

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Introducing James Early's New Podcast "Key Battles of American History" 21:24

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Episode 22: How the Civil War Lives on Today 1:03:16

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Episode 21: What Became of the Men Who Wore the Blue and the Grey 53:49

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Episode 20: The Naval War 47:27

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Episode 19: African Americans in Uniform 52:48

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Episode 18: The Overland Campaign 43:53

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Episode 17: Sherman's March to the Sea 51:39

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Episode 16: The Battle of Atlanta 48:40

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Episode 15: Chattanooga 39:35

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Episode 14: The Battle of Chickamauga 36:35

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Episode 13: The Battle of Gettysburg 1:20:29

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Episode 12: The Fall of Vicksburg 40:01

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Episode 11: The Western Campaign and the Siege of Vicksburg 53:53

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Episode 10: The Battle of Chancellorsville 46:01

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Episode 9: The Battle of Fredericksburg 36:13

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Episode 8: Sidetrack Episode on Emancipation 42:10

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Episode 7: The Battle of Antietam 53:12

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Episode 6: The Seven Days Battle 47:54

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Episode 5: The 1862 Peninsula Campaign 55:35

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Episode 4: The Battle of Shiloh 44:15

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Episode 3: Border States and the War in the West 41:23

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Episode 2: Battle of First Bull Run 57:06

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Episode 1: Background to the Civil War 46:25

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Introduction to Key Battles of the Civil War 6:26

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Prologue to Key Battles of the Civil War 1:17

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