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🗓️ 25 May 2020
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0:00.0 | History that doesn't suck is a bi-weekly podcast, delivering a legit, seriously researched |
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0:30.7 | It's summer, 1864. |
0:35.4 | Newly appointed commander of the US military division of the Mississippi, General William |
0:39.5 | to come to Sherman, or Cump, as he's better known to his friends, is advancing with three |
0:44.2 | armies towards Atlanta. |
0:46.7 | But the sharp-jawed, trim bearded O'Hine isn't just thinking about the fight ahead here |
0:50.8 | in the Peach State. |
0:52.4 | He's thinking of his six kids, the young folks, as he calls them, including his recently |
0:57.6 | deceased favorite child, Willie. |
1:00.5 | Like many of Cump's soldiers, his terubic face, venture some nine-year-old, fell victim |
1:06.0 | to fever and dysentery. |
1:08.5 | And yet, the far-from-religious general and his devout Catholic wife, Ellen, will soon |
1:13.1 | welcome another child into their lives. |
1:16.1 | There's no replacing Willie, but this father of four girls hopes for a boy that may prove |
1:21.1 | some kind of bomb to the Willie-shaped hole in his and his wife's hearts. |
1:25.8 | All he knows of the child is through the oft-delayed letters and telegrams that are a part |
1:29.8 | of 19th century life. |
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