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On the Redacted History Podcast, we've talked about a lot, and some of my favorite episodes

are some of your favorite episodes, and they all seem to capture the same themes and feelings.

I've always been fascinated with stories of resilience and bravery.

Like Mary Bowser, the enslaved woman from Virginia, who got her freedom but decided to fight

the good fight as a spy for the Union Army. Or Robert Smalls, an enslaved man from South Carolina

who stole both his family's freedom and a Confederate ship and sailed away into the night.

And today's podcast episode captures those themes beautifully. Today, we're talking about

the Battle of Gettysburg. When Confederate troops engaged with Union troops outside of Gettysburg,

Pennsylvania, setting off one of the bloodiest and most important battles of the American Civil War.

And this led to the Gettysburg Address. When in the midst of this bloody and tumultuous war,

President Abraham Lincoln gave one of the most famous speeches in American history.

And today, I'm going to a list a little bit of help from my friend Lindsey Graham and the

History Daily Podcast. History Daily is one of my favorite podcasts, and I listen to a lot

of podcasts. The host, Lindsey Graham, takes you back in time to explore a momentous event

that happened on this day in history. And he does it in an absolutely captivating style,

with a voice that will lure you in to super-engaging topics. Whether it's to remember the tragedy

of December 7, 1941, the day that will live in infamy. Or to celebrate that 20th day in July 1969

when mankind reached the moon. History Daily is there to tell you the true stories of the people

and events that shaped our world one day at a time. The thing I love about this show is that

episodes are released every weekday, and much like mine, the episodes are short and concise,

yet thorough. So anytime you need a daily dose of history, history daily should be a go-to.

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