Samuel Colt
Charles River Editors
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Comedians Dave Anthony and Gareth Reynolds picks a subject from history and examine it.
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It was mentioned in the context of Amy's personality and the lack of close friendships she reportedly had, despite many fans.
no one who remembers Amy says that she had a close friend.
— Episode: 502 - Aimee Elizabeth McPherson - Live
It was mentioned in the context of Amy's personality and the lack of close friendships she reportedly had, despite many fans.
no one who remembers Amy says that she had a close friend.
she had, quote, a gaunt face with deep lines around the mouth and hollow eyes.
the rest of the inconsistencies of the kidnapping story became a laughingstock.
at the climax of her illustrated sermon, a swarm of devils with horns, tails, and goatees leapt from a fiery smoking pit on the stage, brandishing porch fit, pitchforks.
Stories of Events and People that Shaped Beehive State History (It Happened In Series)
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, likely detailing historical events or figures that were relevant to the discussion of John Dawson and Utah's early history.
Sources, the deseret.com, True West magazine, Tom Wharton book, It Happened in Utah.
— Episode: 499 - John Dawson - Live
It was mentioned as a source for the episode, likely detailing historical events or figures that were relevant to the discussion of John Dawson and Utah's early history.
Sources, the deseret.com, True West magazine, Tom Wharton book, It Happened in Utah.
A Red-Light History of the Golden State
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast, and that the authors enjoy describing Madame Dumont's features in great detail, including her olive complexion, beautiful teeth, and eyes.
writers enjoy describing her gorgeous features in great detail.
— Episode: 498 - Madame Dumont
It was mentioned as a source for the podcast, and that the authors enjoy describing Madame Dumont's features in great detail, including her olive complexion, beautiful teeth, and eyes.
writers enjoy describing her gorgeous features in great detail.
Race, Class, and the Struggle for Opportunity
It was written by Owen Chase and published after the Essex incident. The book detailed the events of the ordeal and the cannibalism that occurred on the lifeboats.
And I explained it all the eating the people and like didn't hold back sure
— Episode: 496 - The Essex
It was written by Owen Chase and published after the Essex incident. The book detailed the events of the ordeal and the cannibalism that occurred on the lifeboats.
And I explained it all the eating the people and like didn't hold back sure
A New Cache of Documents (Western Frontiersmen Series) (English and Spanish Edition)
No Ordinary Mountain Man (Volume 23) (The Oklahoma Western Biographies)
A Novel of Michelangelo by Stone, Irving (1961) Hardcover
An American Dreamer's Search for Meaning in the Great Depression
It was the source for the podcast episode, detailing Plennie Wingo's journey walking backwards around the world. It was described as a great history book, although containing several mistakes and was mentioned to have many photos.
Most of this, well all of it, was just from the book, The Man Who Walked Backward by Ben Montgomery.
— Episode: 493 - Plennie Wingo
It was the source for the podcast episode, detailing Plennie Wingo's journey walking backwards around the world. It was described as a great history book, although containing several mistakes and was mentioned to have many photos.
Most of this, well all of it, was just from the book, The Man Who Walked Backward by Ben Montgomery.
It's a great history book.
It's full of mistakes.
It has tons of photos.
One chapter was 'I startled the mule'.
A Poem About Boys With Long Hair
It was written in 1654 and argued against long hair, believing it was against the civility of America, and followed the Spanish and French, who were known as pagans and idolaters.
The existence of lice was rife within a wearer's wig, coating the hair in such disgusting numbers. It was recommended people use combs to get the lice out, but the hairstyles of wigs were so fancy it...
— Episode: 490 - Periwigs in America
It was written in 1654 and argued against long hair, believing it was against the civility of America, and followed the Spanish and French, who were known as pagans and idolaters.
The existence of lice was rife within a wearer's wig, coating the hair in such disgusting numbers. It was recommended people use combs to get the lice out, but the hairstyles of wigs were so fancy it made combing them impossible.
The hair of women is suitable to their soft, moist, cold constitution, but not the masculine, hot and dry constitution of men.
The wig wearing, the man wearing the wig, which shouldn't be on him...He said it would create an unnatural inconsistency between the face and the hair, and that it was like the monstrous locusts in Revelation 9-7.
Many times used for disguise by the worst of men as shaven, crowned, popish priests, highway robbers, et cetera.
An Essay Against Periwigs
The Story of Trapper Nelson
It was mentioned as the main source for the episode and was used to provide details about Trapper Nelson's life and his approach to balancing wildlife populations on his land.
his aim was to strike a sustainable balance of raccoon, otter, and bobcat.
— Episode: 489 - Trapper Nelson
It was mentioned as the main source for the episode and was used to provide details about Trapper Nelson's life and his approach to balancing wildlife populations on his land.
his aim was to strike a sustainable balance of raccoon, otter, and bobcat.
when dogs got downwind of him, they could catch the scent of wildcat and bark themselves hoarse, which embarrassed both trapper and the dog owners.
gangs of teenage boys would foul his traps and sneak up at night and taunt the legend of the Loxahatchee with some sort of right of manhood.
The Ku Klux Klan Conspiracy and Southern Reconstruction
It was the main source for the podcast episode about Curtis Turner, detailing his life, career, and NASCAR exploits. It was mentioned as a shocking and fascinating story.
The main source for this is Full Throttle, the life and fast times of NASCAR legend Curtis Turner by Robert Edelstein.
— Episode: 487 - Curtis Turner
It was the main source for the podcast episode about Curtis Turner, detailing his life, career, and NASCAR exploits. It was mentioned as a shocking and fascinating story.
The main source for this is Full Throttle, the life and fast times of NASCAR legend Curtis Turner by Robert Edelstein.
Scandal and Reform in the Florida Judiciary (Florida History and Culture)
It was a source of information for the podcast episode about the Florida Supreme Court and the scandals of the 1970s.
Sources for this are the Miami Herald, the Tampa Tribune, the Orlando Sentinel and the book A Most Disorderly Court, Scandal and Reform in the Florida Judiciary by Martin A. Dyckman.
— Episode: 485 - The Florida Judges
It was a source of information for the podcast episode about the Florida Supreme Court and the scandals of the 1970s.
Sources for this are the Miami Herald, the Tampa Tribune, the Orlando Sentinel and the book A Most Disorderly Court, Scandal and Reform in the Florida Judiciary by Martin A. Dyckman.
The Great Chicago Fire, the Haymarket Bomb, and the Model Town of Pullman
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