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May 24, 2016S05E10: The Kittanning Raid of 175643 minutesPlayIn 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With theincursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Countryraided and burned the frontier villages of William Penn’s Peaceable Kingdom.Although the colonial government was staunchly Quaker and did not believe in astanding army, the efforts of Benjamin Franklin rallied the province intoaction. In September of 1756 Colonel John Armstrong led 300 frontiersmen intothe wilderness to raid and destroy the Delaware village of Kittanning. Althoughcelebrated at the time, modern historians question the Kittanning Raid’s truemotivations and effectiveness. On this episode we discuss the Kittanning Raidof 1756....moreShareView all episodesBy Brady J. Crytzer4.5188188 ratingsMay 24, 2016S05E10: The Kittanning Raid of 175643 minutesPlayIn 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With theincursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Countryraided and burned the frontier villages of William Penn’s Peaceable Kingdom.Although the colonial government was staunchly Quaker and did not believe in astanding army, the efforts of Benjamin Franklin rallied the province intoaction. In September of 1756 Colonel John Armstrong led 300 frontiersmen intothe wilderness to raid and destroy the Delaware village of Kittanning. Althoughcelebrated at the time, modern historians question the Kittanning Raid’s truemotivations and effectiveness. On this episode we discuss the Kittanning Raidof 1756....moreMore shows like WARTIME: A History SeriesView allCasting Through Ancient Greece66 ListenersWartime Stories1,177 Listeners
In 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With theincursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Countryraided and burned the frontier villages of William Penn’s Peaceable Kingdom.Although the colonial government was staunchly Quaker and did not believe in astanding army, the efforts of Benjamin Franklin rallied the province intoaction. In September of 1756 Colonel John Armstrong led 300 frontiersmen intothe wilderness to raid and destroy the Delaware village of Kittanning. Althoughcelebrated at the time, modern historians question the Kittanning Raid’s truemotivations and effectiveness. On this episode we discuss the Kittanning Raidof 1756.
May 24, 2016S05E10: The Kittanning Raid of 175643 minutesPlayIn 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With theincursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Countryraided and burned the frontier villages of William Penn’s Peaceable Kingdom.Although the colonial government was staunchly Quaker and did not believe in astanding army, the efforts of Benjamin Franklin rallied the province intoaction. In September of 1756 Colonel John Armstrong led 300 frontiersmen intothe wilderness to raid and destroy the Delaware village of Kittanning. Althoughcelebrated at the time, modern historians question the Kittanning Raid’s truemotivations and effectiveness. On this episode we discuss the Kittanning Raidof 1756....more
In 1756 the Colony of Pennsylvania was at war. With theincursion of the French, the Western Delaware peoples of the Ohio Countryraided and burned the frontier villages of William Penn’s Peaceable Kingdom.Although the colonial government was staunchly Quaker and did not believe in astanding army, the efforts of Benjamin Franklin rallied the province intoaction. In September of 1756 Colonel John Armstrong led 300 frontiersmen intothe wilderness to raid and destroy the Delaware village of Kittanning. Althoughcelebrated at the time, modern historians question the Kittanning Raid’s truemotivations and effectiveness. On this episode we discuss the Kittanning Raidof 1756.