After listening to this week's New Bowrie Boys episode, check out the podcast for the

ages, produced by the New York Historical Society, exploring the rich and complex history

of the United States.

Host David M. Rubenstein speaks with the nation's most interesting and respected historians

and creative thinkers on a wide range of topics.

Past conversations have included Pulitzer Prize winner Robert Carro, offering a first-hand

perspective on his writing process, Ron Schoenau, on his biography of Hamilton and his involvement

with the musical, author Lillian Faterman discussing the history of the LGBTQ plus civil rights

movement, and New York Times chief why-house correspondent Peter Baker and Susan Glasser

on the life and legacy of James Baker, one of the most influential power brokers in American

history.

That's For the Ages, available on Apple and Spotify.

The Bowrie Boys episode 396, Samuel Tilden, and the election of 1876.

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Welcome to the Bowrie Boys.

This is Greg Young.

And I'm Tom Myers.

And today we're taking a look at one of the most scandalous events in American political

history.

The presidential election of 1876, a ballot that featured Republican nominee, Rutherford

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