No Pollution of Cowardice! -South Jersey in the Civil War

Hosted by Dan Casella, 'No Pollution of Cowardice!' will tell the stories the brave Men and Woman from southern New Jersey. This podcast will focus on accounts and the experiences of those who lived through and were directly effected by America's most trying period will be told rather then another retelling of historical moments.

No Pollution of Cowardice! -South Jersey in the Civil War is a history podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 37 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Unknown Host hosts No Pollution of Cowardice! -South Jersey in the Civil War, a history show with 37 episodes published.

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  Episode #2

  Fighting For History: The Removal of Interpretive Markers At The President's House Site, Philadelphia. A Conversation With Ivan F. Ingraham

  Feb 4, 20261h 7mS5

  <p>This episode is a response to the removal of Interpretive markers regarding the 9 Enslaved individuals at the The President's House Site in Philadelphia. I sit down with Author Ivan F. Ingraham to talk about the red flags that are being raised in the History Community as well as the publics reaction of removal of what is seen as "Unfavorable History" by the Trump Administration at National Parks and Historic sites that will soon spread across the Country. Ivan and I sat down for about an hour to talk about this situation, its potential ripple effect and the mirror of...

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  As Hardy As Bricks: Private John Hawn Boon, 24th New Jersey

  Jan 12, 20269 minS5

  <p>Thanks to William Griffing of Spared & Shared for giving me permission to read the letters of Private John Hawn Boon of Company A, 24th New Jersey Volunteers that he worked to transcribe and publish on his site,</p><p>Boon is from Always Creek, Salem County. He will be just 20 years old when he enlists in the fall of 1862. The 24th wasn't supposed to see the front lines of the War but as circumstances would have it, they would be among the first Union Brigades to attack Maryes heights at Fredericksburg.</p><p>Boon however, would miss the battle...

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  Conversation with Michael "Six Questions" Lentz

  Nov 22, 202558 minS4

  <p>In this special episode I sat down with Michael "Six Questions" Lentz to talk about his experience with the process of becoming a Licensed Battlefield Guide at Gettysburg National Military Park. Many of you know Michael from his many appearances on the Addressing Gettysburg Podcast and is a Licensed Guide the Brandy Station Battlefield. </p><p>I had 6 questions picked out for Mike about the Exam and the conversation goes in many directions. We talk about the written exam, study pointers and of course suggested reading and auto content in what could be the longest episode of No Pollution...

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  Episode #8

  He Was Decently Buried: The Death of Captain Edward Alexander Acton.

  Sep 4, 202511 minS4

  <p>The three day battle of 2nd Manassas would result in a Confederate victory and produce over 21,000 Causalities. This episode is a letter describing the wounding and death of Captain Edward Alexander Acton of the 5th New Jersey Volunteers, written by his Lieutenant, Theodore P. Large with an additional note by Sergeant Charles Gage. </p>

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  Episode #7

  Conversation with John Banks

  Jun 1, 202531 minS4

  <p>In this special episode I chat with author John Banks to talk about his Book, Blog & Podcast and eventually get around to talk about Private Charles Bacon of the 3rd New Jersey (killed at Crampton's Gap 9-14-62) and how John came across his story for his blog. John has been published Civil War Monitor, Military Images and was a columnist for the late Civil War Times as well as being a professional sports writer for ESPN and the Dallas Morning News. He wrote a book called- A Civil War Road Trip Of A Lifetime : Antietam, Gettysburg and Beyond...

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