Episode 165 – Sarah & John
The Glorious Revolution of 1688, the real Revolution, was not of armies and kings but of Parliaments and politics and
A Podcast About the Real Men & Women Behind the Golden Age of Piracy
The Glorious Revolution of 1688, the real Revolution, was not of armies and kings but of Parliaments and politics and
This is the story of a promising young Captain in the Royal Navy named Thomas Pound. He was involved, or
We’re finishing up with Thomas Paine, Jan Willems, and George Wright. For now. This is our penultimate step to get
This is the story of one pirate named Thomas. We’ve met him before, but only in passing. Today we get
The effects of the Stuart Restoration and the first two Anglo-Dutch Wars on New England and Chesapeake Bay would have
We’re taking off at a run and covering New England’s pirate problem through the Thirty Years War and the First
Continue readingEpisode 160 – Wicked & Unrighteous Practices
Today we continue our look at New England. Puritan divisions, Indigenous politics, war, finally culminating in the tale of the
We’re taking a very broad look at the arrival of Europeans into the North American world from about 1500 to
This is the conclusion of the drama on the Chesapeake. Richard Ingle, William Claiborne, Leonard Calvert, and Thomas Cornwaleys all
Continue readingEpisode 157 – Rascally Fellows of Desperate Fortunes
The English Civil War arrived in America when a trader named Richard Ingle was accused of Parliamentarian sympathies. Today’s drama