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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds picks a subject from history and examine it.
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It was published by Robert 'Fighting Bob' Shuler, criticizing Amy McPherson's preaching style and branding her a disgrace to Christians.
In 1924, he published a book called McPhersonism, attacking Amy for her pulpit styling.
— Episode: 502 - Aimee Elizabeth McPherson - Live
It was published by Robert 'Fighting Bob' Shuler, criticizing Amy McPherson's preaching style and branding her a disgrace to Christians.
In 1924, he published a book called McPhersonism, attacking Amy for her pulpit styling.
Josh Olson, a friend of Dave's, wrote this book about violence in history, and Dave initially felt it would be better suited as a movie than a dollop episode.
I have a friend, Josh Olson. He wrote history, violence, history of he wrote the history of violence.
— Episode: 357 - The Piedras Negras Jail Break
Josh Olson, a friend of Dave's, wrote this book about violence in history, and Dave initially felt it would be better suited as a movie than a dollop episode.
I have a friend, Josh Olson. He wrote history, violence, history of he wrote the history of violence.
It was written by Benjamin Lay and published by Benjamin Franklin, and it advocated for the immediate end of slavery. It was a controversial and strongly worded book.
All slave keepers that keep the innocent in bondage apostates pretending to lay claim to the pure and holy Christian religion of what congregation forever, but especially in their ministers by whose e...
— Episode: 338 - Abolitionist Benjamin Lay
It was written by Benjamin Lay and published by Benjamin Franklin, and it advocated for the immediate end of slavery. It was a controversial and strongly worded book.
All slave keepers that keep the innocent in bondage apostates pretending to lay claim to the pure and holy Christian religion of what congregation forever, but especially in their ministers by whose example, the filthy leprosy and apostasy is spread far and near.
It is a notorious sin for which many of the true friends of Christ and his pure truth called Quakers has been for many years and are still concerned to write and bear testimony against as a practice of- Shut up. I mean-
...and destructive to government beyond what words can set forth or can be declared by men of angels and yet lived in by ministers and magistrates in America.
Slaves kept for their glory and pride to wait on them amongst their proud, lazy, dainty, tyrannical, gluttonous, drunken, debauched visitors, the scum of the infernal pit, a little worse than the same that comes off their sugar when it is boiling, which is composed of grease, dirt, dung, and other filthiness, as it may be limbs, bowels, and excrements of the poor slaves and beasts and other matters.
The Quakers were worried some people would think the book was church sanctioned. So they three times published an official notice in the Pennsylvania Gazette saying they had nothing to do with it.
Real Life Story of a Real Cowboy
It was written when he was 31 years old, and was his first book, titled "A Texas Cowboy, or 15 Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony". It was mentioned as a book that he had published in Chicago.
He wrote his first book, A Texas Cowboy or 15 Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony.
— Episode: 331 - Charlie Suringo
It was written when he was 31 years old, and was his first book, titled "A Texas Cowboy, or 15 Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony". It was mentioned as a book that he had published in Chicago.
He wrote his first book, A Texas Cowboy or 15 Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony.
A Texas Cowboy, 15 Years on the Hurricane Deck of a Spanish Pony.
It was about his time working for the Pinkerton agency, but they sued him to stop its publication, and tied him up in court for two years. He later published it with a new title.
He wrote Pinkerton's detective cowboy, which
— Episode: 331 - Charlie Suringo
It was about his time working for the Pinkerton agency, but they sued him to stop its publication, and tied him up in court for two years. He later published it with a new title.
He wrote Pinkerton's detective cowboy, which
It was his second book that he wrote after Pinkerton's Detective Cowboy, and again, the Pinkerton Agency sued and won, forcing Charlie to turn over all copies. He then reprinted it himself.
He wrote another book to evil isms Pinkerton ism and anarchism by a cowboy detective Who knows?
— Episode: 331 - Charlie Suringo
It was his second book that he wrote after Pinkerton's Detective Cowboy, and again, the Pinkerton Agency sued and won, forcing Charlie to turn over all copies. He then reprinted it himself.
He wrote another book to evil isms Pinkerton ism and anarchism by a cowboy detective Who knows?
Pinkerton sued him about this book the second book and one
Abraham Lincoln and the American Struggle
A copy of Gore Vidal's book, Lincoln, was inscribed with a message supporting the removal of the Confederate flag, which was discussed in the context of Dianne Feinstein's actions.
Lincoln would have also wanted the flag's symbolic removal.
— Episode: 330 - Feinstein and The Flag
A copy of Gore Vidal's book, Lincoln, was inscribed with a message supporting the removal of the Confederate flag, which was discussed in the context of Dianne Feinstein's actions.
Lincoln would have also wanted the flag's symbolic removal.
Or, an Impartial History of Abuses in the Government of the British Empire, in Europe, Asia, and America
Published in 1792, this pamphlet highlighted the British colonialism and advocated for class warfare and anti-imperialism, with strong ties to the ideals of the French Revolution.
since the Norman conquest, England has been governed by 33 sovereigns and of these, two-thirds were, by a hundred different actions, deserving of the gibbet.
— Episode: 327 - James Callender
Published in 1792, this pamphlet highlighted the British colonialism and advocated for class warfare and anti-imperialism, with strong ties to the ideals of the French Revolution.
since the Norman conquest, England has been governed by 33 sovereigns and of these, two-thirds were, by a hundred different actions, deserving of the gibbet.
A Concise History, 1796-1996 (Encyclopedia of Cleveland History)
This was a pamphlet attacking President Adams and advocating for President Jefferson, creating a near riot in Richmond, eventually leading to James' downfall.
will inquire by what species of madness America submitted to accept as her president a person without abilities and without virtues, a being alike incapable of attracting either tenderness or esteem.
— Episode: 327 - James Callender
This was a pamphlet attacking President Adams and advocating for President Jefferson, creating a near riot in Richmond, eventually leading to James' downfall.
will inquire by what species of madness America submitted to accept as her president a person without abilities and without virtues, a being alike incapable of attracting either tenderness or esteem.
a hideous, hermaphrodite, hermaphroditic hermaphroditical character, which has neither the force and firmness of a man nor the gentleness and sensibility of a woman.
An Alaskan Odyssey
The book was written about Joe Knowles' supposed survival adventure and sold 30,000 copies in the past, although the majority of it was a fabrication.
When his book was done, when McKeo had finished writing it, it was published under the name Alone in the Wilderness.
— Episode: 307 - Naked Joseph Knowles
The book was written about Joe Knowles' supposed survival adventure and sold 30,000 copies in the past, although the majority of it was a fabrication.
When his book was done, when McKeo had finished writing it, it was published under the name Alone in the Wilderness.
It sold 30,000 copies.
The movie was also called Alone in the Wilderness.
Proven & Time-Tested Secrets To Wealth Creation Through Real Estate Investments
It was mentioned that the Trump Institute was selling a how-to guide which was simply lifted from Success Magazine, and that the editor of the book had never met Donald Trump or anyone else.
And they were selling it to the people who were buying it.
— Episode: 300B - Donald Trump (Part Two)
It was mentioned that the Trump Institute was selling a how-to guide which was simply lifted from Success Magazine, and that the editor of the book had never met Donald Trump or anyone else.
And they were selling it to the people who were buying it.
Of a how to guide they printed called real estate mystery system.
The woman who edited the book said she'd never met Donald Trump or anyone else, but it just answered an ad on Craigslist.
It was a book about Ross Perot's life that he mentioned while promoting it, where he discussed the alarmingly high national debt and vulnerability to invasion.
He did recently come out because he had a book coming out about his life, and he said that our national debt was so high that we were open to invasion. That book about his life that's If It Ain't Pero...
— Episode: 288 - Ross Perot
It was a book about Ross Perot's life that he mentioned while promoting it, where he discussed the alarmingly high national debt and vulnerability to invasion.
He did recently come out because he had a book coming out about his life, and he said that our national debt was so high that we were open to invasion. That book about his life that's If It Ain't Perot, Don't Fix It?
It was mentioned in passing during the podcast as a book that was somehow relevant to the topic of Bully Bob Waterman's life.
It's in the book 'My Parents Were Eaten by Whales'. This was his life for many years.
— Episode: 285 - Bully Bob Waterman
It was mentioned in passing during the podcast as a book that was somehow relevant to the topic of Bully Bob Waterman's life.
It's in the book 'My Parents Were Eaten by Whales'. This was his life for many years.
It was mentioned as a book where Hitler wrote about the United States and its immigration policies, and he called Madison Grant's race-based eugenics book his bible.
Is now really the time to take a breather, Dave? This is my favorite book.
— Episode: 266 - Eugenics (Live in Los Angeles)
It was mentioned as a book where Hitler wrote about the United States and its immigration policies, and he called Madison Grant's race-based eugenics book his bible.
Is now really the time to take a breather, Dave? This is my favorite book.
there is today one state in which at least weak beginnings toward a better conception of immigration are noticeable. Of course, it is not our model German republic, but the United States.
I know, I couldn't put it down.
Such a page turner.
It was a biography about Ferdinand Demara that was published and became a bestseller, ultimately making him a household name.
Robert Crichton published a biography about Fred called the great imposter and the book was a bestseller.
— Episode: 255 - Fake Navy Man Fred Demara
It was a biography about Ferdinand Demara that was published and became a bestseller, ultimately making him a household name.
Robert Crichton published a biography about Fred called the great imposter and the book was a bestseller.
Learn to read, write, speak and understand a new language with Teach Yourself
This book, published in 1909, was cited as a source for information about Icelandic traditions and greetings, particularly those relating to interactions between farmers and visitors or hobos.
Both hadir Both Also known as Icelandic for beginners By Jonas Eonsson In 1909
— Episode: 254 - The Hobos of Iceland
This book, published in 1909, was cited as a source for information about Icelandic traditions and greetings, particularly those relating to interactions between farmers and visitors or hobos.
Both hadir Both Also known as Icelandic for beginners By Jonas Eonsson In 1909
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