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We're excited to talk about the University of Aberdeen and their online courses.

It is the oldest university in Scotland, founded in 1495, and yet you can take their classes

from the comfort of your own home and have 24-7 access to the learning material, no student visa required.

Learn about the heritage of Scotland, the plagues, the witch trials, the history of the Second World War,

the rise of political extremism, jacobitism, explore how Scotland's unique history,

its culture and tradition, have shaped global movements and learn about the men, women,

and children who have left Scotland's shores. In a special online course, the Scottish Diaspora,

led by award-winning tutor Marjorie Harper.

Ready to transform your passion for history into a recognized qualification?

Check out the University of Aberdeen online at on.abdn.com.ac.ac.com.uk.

And search history. That's on.

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dot ac.ac.uk and search history.

Or click on the link in our show notes. There comes a soldier, his bare feet are seen through his worn-out shoes, his legs nearly

naked from the tattered remains of only a pair of stockings, his breeches not sufficient

to cover his nakedness, his shirt hanging in strings, his hair disheveled. His face meager. His whole

appearance. Pitch is a person forsaken and discouraged. He comes and cries. I am sick. My feet

lame. My legs are sore. My body covered with this tormenting itch, exhausted by fatigue, hunger, and cold.

I fail fast, and I shall soon be no more.

Albigin's Waldo was a surgeon from Connecticut attached to the Continental Army.

While the army was camped at Valley Forge, he was their surgeon.

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