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July, 2013 Podcast - Hamilton vs. Burr
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In This Segment: Reenactment of the correspondence between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr shortly before their fateful duel.
Episode Description (If ya decide to watch the whole thing): Hank Demond and Kerry Coffman share respective Independence Day 2013 experiences, and follow up with some facts about the Magical American Holiday.
This NTLS episode features a slew of books and reviews: Charles Leerhsen's Blood and Smoke, Todd Andrlik's Reporting the Revolution, Nathaniel Philbrick's Bunker Hill, Marjorie Haun's Saving the Vietnamese Orphans, and Erica Vetsch's Idaho Brides.
A special guest joins Hank and Kerry for an (as always) informal round of Stump the Expert, This Day in History July 11, and a unique dramatization of the exchange of correspondence between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr in the weeks just before the fatal duel.
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Recorded at: Sessionworks Studios
Sponsored by: Elm Tutoring
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Episode Description (If ya decide to watch the whole thing): Hank Demond and Kerry Coffman share respective Independence Day 2013 experiences, and follow up with some facts about the Magical American Holiday.
This NTLS episode features a slew of books and reviews: Charles Leerhsen's Blood and Smoke, Todd Andrlik's Reporting the Revolution, Nathaniel Philbrick's Bunker Hill, Marjorie Haun's Saving the Vietnamese Orphans, and Erica Vetsch's Idaho Brides.
A special guest joins Hank and Kerry for an (as always) informal round of Stump the Expert, This Day in History July 11, and a unique dramatization of the exchange of correspondence between Alexander Hamilton and Aaron Burr in the weeks just before the fatal duel.
SUBSCRIBE for Updates:
PREVIOUS Segment:
NEXT Segment:
Click Here for the Entire Episode!
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LIKE us on FACEBOOK!
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Find Us on iTunes!
Listen and love to learn with The Not Too Late Show! Our monthly podcasts feature humor with a focus on history and Americana. Check out our website to hear (or see) more podcasts. While you're there, check out our latest news, blog entries, Hank's Hysterical (Re)Visions, books reviews, and more!
CREDITS:
Recorded at: Sessionworks Studios
Sponsored by: Elm Tutoring
COMMENT RULES:
Everyone is welcome to our channel, which is like visiting us in our home. Here we treat you to an entertaining video that we put a lot of blood, sweat, and tears into, and we expect our guests to be polite and respectful. Wouldn't you expect the same? I mean really, if we came to your house and harrassed your children and said a bunch of rude and obnoxious crap, wouldn't you kick our butts to the curb, too? Therefore, we absolutely do not tolerate any rude or irrelevant comments. If these rules are not followed, the comment will be deleted and the user most likely will be blocked. Please, spread LOVE and thank you for watching! :D
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