ARP374 Haitian Revolution Begins
The French Revolutionaries decide that liberty and equality doesn't really apply in the French colonies. The slaves in Haiti disagree. This episode's, blog entry, at blog.AmRevPodcast.com...
11 Jan 32min
Rev250-064 Common Sense
An anonymous tract hits the streets of Philadelphia on January 9, 1776. Common Sense becomes an instant success as its author Thomas Paine explains why the people would be be better off as an indepen...
9 Jan 7min
Rev250-063 Blockade of Boston, Interrupted
General Burgoyne writes a satirical play called Blockade of Boston to entertain the troops in Boston. During the premier, the soldiers in the audience have to scramble to defend against an actual att...
7 Jan 6min
Rev250-062 New Hampshire Independence Jan. 5, 1776
After the royal governor flees the colony, the people of New Hampshire send representatives to a convention in Exeter to write a new constitution for the state. The final document released on Januar...
5 Jan 6min
AR-SP45 War Without Mercy - With Mark Lender
Author, Mark Edward Lender joined our Round Table on Zoom to discuss his book War Without Mercy. It looks at the brutality of the American Revolution. Get the book War Without Mercy, also available...
4 Jan 1h 5min
Rev250-061 Burning Norfolk Jan 1-3, 1776
The British Navy conducts a raid on Norfolk attempting to secure supplies and chase out the Continentals. The British burn the waterfront. The Continentals decide to complete the destruction of the ...
1 Jan 6min
Rev250-060 Battle of Quebec Dec 31, 1775
On December 31, 1775, General Richard Montgomery and Colonel Benedict Arnold lead a desperate attack against Quebec City before their army's enlistments expire on January 1. For more context, check ...
30 Dec 202511min
AR-SP44 Tom Paine's War, with Jack Kelly
Special guest Jack Kelly joined our December, 2025 round table to discuss his new book: Tom Paine's War, to be released on Jan. 6, 2026. The book looks at Paine's military service after writing Commo...
28 Dec 202543min
