David Head returns to discuss a group of American rogues and their huge designs for a spinoff of the Spanish American Wars of Independence... in Florida.

Read about David Head's research here: https://www.davidheadhistory.com/about

Peter Kastor returns to talk about Washington's domestic administration, foreign policy and his legacy.

Creating a Federal Government project:https://creatingafederalgovernment.wustl.edu/

Peter Kastor's profile: https://history.wustl.edu/people/peter-kastor

In 1795, the biggest slave rebellion in British history erupted on the island of Grenada. Led by Julien Fédon, it threatened to turn the Caribbean upside down...

Read about Kit Candlin's research here: https://www.newcastle.edu.au/profile/kit-candlin

David Hopkin of Oxford University joins us to discuss the women - real and symbolic - who fought in the Grande Armée in the Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars. Who were they? How many of them were there? And how did pull it off?

Read about David's research here: https://www.history.ox.ac.uk/people/david-hopkin

Matthew Taylor joins us for the second part of a long-anticipated and fascinating interview on the subject of his first book: The Corps of Colonial Marines, aka 'The Black Redcoats'.

Matt's book: https://www.pen-and-sword.co.uk/Black-Redcoats-Hardback/p/49346

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Pirates, privateers, smugglers - whatever you call them they are fascinating! David Head joins us to talk about the early United States, the Spanish American Wars of Independence and a group of maritime brigands who took matters into their own hands...

Read about David Head's research here: https://www.davidheadhistory.com/

Kevin Linch joins us for the fourth part of a long-anticipated and fascinating series on all things British Army.

Check out Kevin's book, the inspiration for this series here: Pen and Sword Books: The British Army, 1783–1815 - Hardback

Kevin's other work includes: Britain and Wellington's Army: Recruitment, Society and Tradition, 1807-15 | SpringerLink

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In the second instalment of the Birth of America series we welcome Peter Kastor to discuss the presidency of the most famous Founding Father...

Creating a Federal Government project:

Peter Kastor's profile: https://history.wustl.edu/people/peter-kastor

Brendan Tam joins us to talk about friendship in politics, why party political alliances are much murkier than we tend to think, and how patronage could become an instrument of blackmail in the 18th century.

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