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Recently. Recently, I was in Boston hanging out with my friend and fellow history podcaster, Professor Greg Jackson from History That Doesn't Suck.

And he's really a great person to visit Boston with because that city is steeped in revolutionary history like T is in Boston Harbor. I've never really been to Boston before. Technically, I have set foot in

the city before, but not like this, and it was rewarding to see the places where my country was

born. But in my conversations with Greg, one thing kept becoming clear to me. The American

revolution was complicated,

a messy affair filled with hot tempers, strong opinions, clever diplomacy, and eventually violence.

On today's Saturday matinee, we're bringing you an episode from the podcast Founded

that digs into this complexity to explore why things happened the way they did

through the understanding of the

people who were there on all sides of the fight that began long before the shot heard round the

world rang out. I hope you enjoy. While you're listening, be sure to search for and follow

found it. We put a link in the show notes to make it easy for you.

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