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... Hello, and thank you for joining this special edition of the American Revolution.

What follows is a relatively short interview.

For over a week, I was visiting various historic sites in the Carolinas, and this trip made it difficult for me to finish my

regular episode, but it did give me the opportunity to visit with a number of important sites,

and one of the sites I visited was the Alamance Battleground in North Carolina. And there I met

with the site manager, Nathan Schiltz, who was kind enough to record this interview with me.

Now, of course, Alamance is not a battle from the American Revolution. It happened in 1771, but it was an episode that I did cover in my podcast, and it was nice to get another view on this important event.

While I was at the battleground, Nathan took the time to show me around the park and give his insights about the Battle of Alamance.

And of course, he did take the time to sit down with me to record

the short discussion that we are about to hear. Now, because this interview was done on the fly,

I may have not done as much research as I usually do. You'll hear me refer to Alamance as a battlefield.

The Carolinas refer to them as battlegrounds, not battlefields. I also mistakenly called it

a national site. In fact, the site at Alamance is maintained by the state of North Carolina

and not the federal government. Now, I'll have a few more things to say at the end of the

...