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Hello all, Eric Rivenis with the Most Notorious podcast here.

Each week I interview an author or historian about a historical true crime, tragedy, or disaster.

Subject matter ranges from gunslingers to Gilded Age murder to gangsters to fires to pirates to wild

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the seat of their government. Their intentions were clear, manipulated and roused to action

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that men such as they, white men who felt keenly

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if they had to defy the laws they claimed to love in order to make sure

of it.

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