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The Past and The Curious: A History Podcast for Kids and Families

Bonus Episode! Knox Says Yes

The Past and The Curious: A History Podcast for Kids and Families

The Past and The Curious History Podcast for Kids

Kids & Family

4.52.4K Ratings

🗓️ 3 July 2021

⏱️ 15 minutes

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Summary

Henry Knox is a name not many people know, but he was a pretty amazing bookseller turned soldier during the Revolutionary War. Released in honor of July 4th - but you can listen anywhere and anytime - still a good story about in interesting moment!

Transcript

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0:00.0

Surprise! It's a bonus episode from The Past and the Curious! We just released an episode

0:09.2

on Monday and normally we're a monthly release but the following Friday I got another episode out

0:17.4

because this is a story that I've wanted to tell for a long time and I had it slotted in

0:22.5

somewhere else and something else wound up in its place and had it and I just wanted to do something

0:28.2

with it so I thought I would record it, do a quick edit on it and share it with you. It's about a

0:33.6

man named Henry Knox who is generally not remembered. That's his name on Fort Knox you've ever heard

0:40.9

of Fort Knox but that's most people's only relationship with him unless you happen to be from Boston

0:46.5

because I think they like him a lot up there. So that's going to be the only story in this bonus

0:51.1

episode. There's not going to be quiz time but there is going to be 30 seconds. In fact we're

0:55.6

actually going to start with you have 30 seconds a submission from my friend Kate. Kate? How about

1:02.2

you take it away? One of the great heroes in the Korean War was a U.S. Marine named Sgt. Arclis.

1:09.7

Arclis made 51 trips across battle zones carrying the initiative and evacuating

1:14.2

wounded Marines. Arclis received two purple hearts for injuries inflicted during these hazardous

1:18.7

missions. Arclis saved countless lives but what made Sgt. Arclis most unique was the fact that she

1:23.5

was a horse. Arclis was calm in the midst of chaos. She was taught to step over communication

1:28.4

lines and barbed wire and to see it cover when hearing the word incoming. Arclis was the only

1:32.9

animal ever to receive an official rank in the U.S. Marine Corps. Kate that was great. I admit that I

1:38.8

made a big mistake by not putting that in the previous episode from last week episode 57.

1:44.0

Thematically that would have been perfect with all the horse talk but I'm glad that we fitted in

1:49.3

right here and if you have a you have 30 seconds you have a you have a you have a 30 seconds

1:53.7

then all you got to do is make a voice recording it's in it to hello at the past and the curious

1:58.3

dot com we're always collecting them now let's get going with the show. Sometimes it's great to

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