The Sons of History

History podcast. Amazing guests. Awesome hosts.

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Perhaps the British didn’t expect the Americans to declare war. The Americans certainly didn’t expect the British to set fire to the capital. The law of unintended (and unexpected) consequences came into force with the War of 1812.

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When the path was left open for the British to attack Washington DC during the War of 1812 - the Brits were looking to avenge their Canadian brothers at the expense of their American cousins. Don’t miss this latest episode on our YouTube channel.
#warof1812

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America’s French connection stretches all the way back to the presidency of George Washington. Paris seems to always be the objective for the trans-Atlantic flights.

#charleslindbergh #historyofflight #hotairballoons #georgewashington

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Everyone else had failed—and many had died—in their attempt to fly by air balloon across the Atlantic Ocean. Hear the true story of how three daring Americans ventured toward the impossible in Episode 3 of American Tales.

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Recommended reading for Episode 2 of American Tales.
Check out the entire episode here: https://t.co/ajH8wpbBAr

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Did you the know @smithsonian almost never was? Find out the history in our latest episode on YouTube.
#ushistory #smithsonian

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@xmuse_ May be time to rebomb Dresden.

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The world’s largest museum complex could only have ended up in one country, right? America boasts its one-of-a-kind @smithsonian - but how did it come to be? Find out in our most recent episode of American Tales on YouTube.

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Our newest American Tales episode just came out. Don’t miss the story of the birth of the @smithsonian
#smithsonian #ushistory

https://t.co/oVvmOxMpYP

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Don’t miss our first episode of American Tales!
Available only on @YouTube
https://t.co/1NwuVib9Y5
#ushistory #columbus

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The first episode of American Tales on YouTube has arrived.
Be sure to subscribe.

https://t.co/MOT7vnNxJ1

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The American Tales podcast will be on our YouTube channel starting August 3. Be sure to subscribe!

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Today marks the 75th anniversary of the start of the Korean War. Known as the Forgotten War, there is so much we should remember and honor regarding this conflict. Here is a piece I wrote in honor of the anniversary.

https://t.co/ypVFIdT2Wb

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Happy 250th birthday to the @USArmy Here’s a piece I wrote in the @EpochTimes commemorating this truly American institution. So much to be proud of and thankful for.

https://t.co/wyYOgzDezI

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sponsor Lord Carnarvon, were mere days away from giving up on the site. The discovery of the practically fully intact pharaonic tomb resulted in more than 3,500 artifacts. The King Tut multilayered casket resides at the @hmns.

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I visited the King Tut Exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. This discovery was made by British archeologist Howard Carter in 1922 in Egypt’s Valley of the Kings. The story of this incredible find is so fascinating, especially considering Carter, and his