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Dave Does History explores American history, military history, the Revolutionary War, the Founding Fathers, the Constitution, liberty, and the events that shaped the modern world. Historian and broadcaster Dave Bowman brings historical figures, battles, ideas, and turning points to life through engaging storytelling, analysis, and perspective.
Dave Bowman hosts Dave Does History, a history show with 648 episodes published.
American independence was declared in the summer of 1776.Whether the new nation could survive long enough to make that declaration mean anything was another matter entirely. By the autumn of that year, George Washington'
Everyone remembers Benedict Arnold the traitor. Far fewer remember Benedict Arnold the hero. This week on Dave Does History on Bill Mick Live , we explore the Battle of Valcour Island, where Arnold built a navy from scra
For most Americans, the story of September 1776 begins andends with Nathan Hale. We remember the young schoolteacher turned patriot spy,the gallows, and the words that have echoed through American history: "Ionly regret
While the nation celebrates Independence, the British move on New York City. Washington is out numbered, and basically trapped because of a political decision to hold the city. And in the first real standup fight between
Welcome to Dave Does History with Dave Bowman and Bill Mick! On this July 14th, as France celebrates the iconic flyovers and parades of Bastille Day, we are diving deep into a history that is far more complex than the le
For an entire year, Liberty 250 has followed the road to American independence. We have walked the streets of Boston during the Stamp Act crisis. We have stood beside Patrick Henry as he challenged imperial authority. We
It Was An Idea that Changed the World... For 250 years, Americans have been told that the Revolution was about taxes, tea, and a war for independence. British historians often describe it as little more than a colonial b
The American Revolution was only days away from declaring independence when one of the most important battles of the war took place on a sandy island outside Charleston, South Carolina. It is a battle that many Americans
Two hundred and fifty years after the Declaration of Independence was approved, Americans still argue about a single sentence. Thirty-five words, written by a 33-year-old Thomas Jefferson, have shaped political debates,
For this week's Liberty 250 episode, we meet one of the most fascinating and overlooked men of the American founding. While names like Jefferson, Adams, Franklin, and Washington dominate the story of independence, Franci
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The old pine tree flag has suddenly become controversial again, which tells us less about the American Revolution than it does about how badly modern Americans have forgotten their own history. In this episode, we trace
Two hundred and fifty years ago, a handful of farmers, merchants, lawyers, preachers, smugglers, and stubborn troublemakers looked at the most powerful empire on earth and quietly began asking a dangerous question: what
On September 17, 1978, millions of Americans sat down to watch a brand-new science fiction series called "Battlestar Galactica." They expected spaceships, laser battles, strange planets, and chrome-plated robots marching
The Declaration of Independence is usually remembered as a thunderbolt, a bold declaration hurled across the Atlantic at a king and an empire. But near the end of the document, the tone changes in a way most people barel
May 10, 1776 is not a date most people remember. It does not come with fireworks or famous signatures. If you read the Congressional Journal for that day, it looks like business as usual. Letters, supplies, committee wor
History rarely announces itself with a drumroll. More often, it builds in the background… in conversations, in arguments, in moments people don’t yet recognize as turning points. This episode brings that process to life.
By April of 1776, something had shifted in the American colonies, and it was not subtle. The arguments were no longer about rights within the empire. The question had become far more dangerous. Should there be an empire
There are days in history that arrive like a bell tolling in the distance. You hear them before you fully understand them. They carry weight, memory, and sometimes… a truth that never quite sits comfortably. This is one
Some moments in history shout. Others whisper, and those are the ones that tend to matter most. In this episode of Dave Does History on Bill Mick Live , we step away from the familiar noise of tea taxes and marching redc
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