Hosted by Matthew Hohman & Jackson Gagne · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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A podcast between two friends who love history and want to share our passion with the world. The French and Indian War is an often over-looked and undervalued time in our history. This podcast aims to dive into this war, including the time period it was fought in, the geopolitical consequences it had, and the effect it had on millions of lives.
Matthew Hohman & Jackson Gagne hosts Tales from the French and Indian War, a history show with 23 episodes published.
In the middle of the night in November, 1757, a small town on the banks of the Mohawk River wakes up to the sound of gunfire and shouts. They had heard of devastating raids by the French and their native allies on other
Lord Loudon prepares the full might of the British war effort - both army and navy - to strike a crushing blow against New France's premier military installation. A mighty French fleet arrives on the scene in time. The s
While thousands of men fight and die in large battles in colonial New York, all is quiet on the Acadian front, right? Not so! While no large-scale troop battles take place in Acadia during this time frame, it is by no me
August, 1757. French and Indian forces at their full might come crashing down on Fort William Henry. A decisive and impressive French victory suddenly becomes marred by a post-siege catastrophe. Learn about the tragic fa
I know, I know, we're a couple weeks late on this one... but enjoy some levity with this whimsical French and Indian War story. Maybe you've heard of it, maybe you haven't - but the battle we're covering today is quite a
Most people who know a little about the French and Indian War have heard of the infamous Siege of Fort William Henry in the summer of 1757. But did you know about the "Siege" of Fort William Henry? Join us as we recount
Not to be confused with the second (or third) battle on snowshoes! Learn about Robert Rogers and his rangers - try saying that five times fast - and one of their engagements in the bitterly cold winter of 1756-1757. Roge
1756 is a busy year - not only have battles both large and small been taking place in North America, but now also Europe. A complex re-alignment of European alliances leads to a tense, dangerous situation, where old and
French General Montcalm has arrived on the scene, and his first order of business is finally destroying that thorn in the side of New France - Fort Oswego on Lake Ontario. Join us as we discuss the largest battle thus fa
On our way to the Battle of Fort Oswego, we're taking a brief detour to talk about some of the board/tabletop and video games we've played that are set in the period of the French and Indian War. We discuss each game's s
Learn about the British colonial response to the ongoing devastating Indian raids along the Pennsylvania frontier. Colonel John Armstrong, Sr will lead 300 men into the heart of hostile territory with the goal of elimina
The bold, the brave, the bombastic... Charles-Michel de Langlade! You know him from his daring raid on Pickawillany in 1752 (at least, if you've listened to our Episode 2 ;) ), but you'll soon see why this man merits a d
We're backing up a little bit to the fall of 1755, recounting the stories of two swift and deadly Indian raids on British settlements in Pennsylvania. Learn about the circumstances surrounding the massacres at Penn's Cre
A daring, midwinter raid on an isolated outpost. Crucial decisions to make in the heat of the moment. Fallout that will affect the rest of the year's campaigns. Tune in to learn about the Battle of Fort Bull in March of
Following Braddock's defeat in the Battle of the Monongahela in 1755, the British colonial frontier from eastern Pennsylvania to western and southern Virginia becomes an appetizing target for French-allied Indian raids.
Upstate New York will see much fierce fighting throughout the war. Join us as we discuss the first of these large-scale encounters between the French, the British, and their respective Native American allies. French gene
We are back with another episode! This time, we cover 2 parts of the British 4-pronged assault on New France in 1755, specifically the action in Acadia (Nova Scotia/New Brunswick) and the second British attempt to seize
You've heard his name come up a few times on this podcast - now learn the story of one of colonial America's toughest frontiersmen, who played a key role in the opening stages of the French and Indian War.
In this episode, we examine the aftermath of the Battle of Fort Necessity. We take a look at how the British and French reacted, how the colonial conflict was being viewed in Europe, and what daring plans Britain formed
Join us as we go over the first true battle of the French and Indian War! George Washington makes his stand against a French expedition out for revenge after the death of Jumonville. Can his ramshackle fort hold up? How
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