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I am a relative of Robert Newsome and I remember my mother telling me this story years ago.

Civilwargasim really?

Can you stick to the topic and not go off on these random game trails that are non relevant.

Cough Cough Taxes, Tariffs, Centralization of Government, Culture, Industrialist's greed, Religious differences, and yes, in part, slavery.

Go southern gurrellas [><] south won i believe some teachers wanted north to win but in reality the south won

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Men are going to choose to be celibate till Jesus comes back, or Coverture laws return. ✝️ Marriage is the worst deal for the modern man.

Please eliminate the loud and rude Hey! Also, I want history, not sailors' wives' dildoes. Please grow up as soon as you can.

When I go to the bathroom before I flush I christen my poop john brown

Only in Anglo countries this is a problem today

IT'S NOT TRICKY IT'S RAPE.

It's worth mentioning that Southern Ireland was just about the only place in Europe where women were NOT burned as witches whereas it was widespread in educated Spain,Britain and France,etc

Hurrem was his only legal wife but he did have concubines. He freed Hurrem and then married her, because a free Muslim woman is barred from the harem.

this is great

The Women’s movement is trying to envelope black Women, but only superficially. The 1643 tax and matrilineal Slavery vs patrilineal slave ownership is conveniently glossed over by feminists. #REPARATIONS

the clean for gene photos are indeed hilarious

He wasn't 5'2'', he was 5'6'' 🙂

The Dutch governor of Manhattan, Willem Kieft, offered the first bounty in North America for Indian scalps in 1641, only 21 years after the Puritans landed at Plymouth Rock. The Massachusetts Bay Colony first offered $60 per Indian scalp in 1703. The English and the French introduced scalping to Indians. The governors of the colonies instituted scalping as a way for one Indian tribe to help them eliminate another tribe, and to have colonists eliminate as many Indians as possible. In an article for The American Historical Review, Benjamin Madley wrote in 2015, “Policymakers offered bounties for Native American heads or scalps in at least twenty-three states of their colonial, territorial, or Mexican antecedents

Hullo, European history masters student here. I assume the title comes from the struggle for breeches by Anna Clark! And hey! The book takes #4 on my major list for comps and unfortunately I have so many opinions on this as I was originally an European art history minor. Clark took this argument so much very further from feminism and bloody trousers. Please don't dismiss this bit! (Many major bits that don't address pants and women in the 18th century!!)

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Just now seeing this, it's good.

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I have had this book on my bookshelf for years

Positive idolatry is heaping undeserved praise upon the object of worship; the idolater is conveying an excessive amount of reverence for the object that way; the object is given more value than is supported by reason/truth or ruled fair/just by an Inerrant Judge. Negative idolatry is heaping excessive shame upon the object; now the idolater is conveying a deficit of reverence for the object; the object is given less value than is supported by reason/truth or ruled fair/just by an Inerrant Judge. Burning an effigy is an example of negative idolatry. By doing so, all those who support the ritual are basically telling themselves that the effigy-object no longer is worthy of any of their sympathetic regard; and so, should the object be encountered in real life, they may safely be ignored or even destroyed if necessary. It's a psychological trick to ease consciences that may otherwise be inflamed. In a place called Bohemian Grove, they engaged on an annual basis in negative idolatry as well when they burned an effigy of Care, in a ritual called Cremation of Care. Hence, after that, care was unworthy of being given any positive regard. You could call it a tool to promote a psychopathic mindset.

In the book The Golden Ass there is mention of women's underwear. There is also in other ancient books considered bawdy.

Just a note: 2 Corinthians is an actual Bible book. Take a look at any Bible and you will see that. '"Two Corinthians" is the Scottish pronunciation of the name of the book.

Saw how well the union did against bill Wilson

Letter of caché Incest? After comittin everything wrote Film adaption Matresses prostitutes women and daughter Chief in Fremch revolution advertised rape among his troops Rapist Young boys and girls Pedopholi was ok at this time Kidnapped them teens

The writing and explanations are so much better than all of the scholarly things I've read wow

How does this not have more views!!! I'm doing a presentation on this topic and I was having difficulty finding this info until I found this podcast. Bless you guys!!!!

thank you for the podcasts more informative then public school what they teach i didn't know black panthers had a bigger impact then given credit for.

Just stumbled across your channel, hello from Buffalo!

Minerva is Roman not Greek

The Ed Bearss comment and impersonation was hilarious. There's probably 9 people in the world who get the reference, but from all nine of us, thank you. I love historic humor, unfortunately, I think it's a limited audience. I live two miles from Missouri on the Kansas side, and have traveled to many of the boarder war sites. The Marais Des Cygnes Massacre Site is a special place to visit. It's remote, and the actual location where the killings took place is precise. The skirmish of Island Mound in Bates County is interesting because it was the first time that an African American regiment engaged the Confederates. Also, Ang Lee's Ride With the Devil is a great look into the boarder war. Awesome movie. Go Jayhawks. KU.

Why did she even go back, after she escaped? Whoever helped her escape should have driven her as far as possible, then put her on a north bound train and changed her identity.

So refreshing

"Cough cough" taxes. "Cough cough" Lincoln said so.

You know little about the border wars. I have studied this deeply. The Missourians were called bush watchers. Those from Kansas were jayhawkers. The Jayhawks regularly crossed into Missouri killing all on homesteads who were make ten and older. Missouri was wiped out long before the actual war started.

What a enlighrung entertaining discourse on a difficult subject thanks for sharing your talents to inform an old fart. 😄

Good old statue of liberty was really about prostitution, Ishtar goddess of love and war, mother of harlots is who that statue really represents

I enjoy podcasts ...but add a few pics of the period ....just a helpful piece of advice

We still have elements of couverture today. We do not allow children under 18 to make business contracts, just like women were denied in the past. But why do we do this? Do we want to oppress our children? Is that our motivation? No, I think very few parents want to oppress their children, we deny them equal economic rights to protect them. To protect them from being cheated by the unscrupulous and other unpleasant consequences if their business contracts go wrong. So what were the consequences of failed business deals in historical times? Depending on the era and the person you owed money to it could include branding, disfigurement or sometimes death. In the time under discussion it included debtors prison. You would be imprisoned until your debt was paid, including fees for your detention. As you picture this in your imagination, do not think of the prisons we have today. No, think of the worst third world prison you have ever heard of. A large cell containing the worst people of that time - the crooks, the mentally ill and the most violent in society all in one communal cell. The jailors were perhaps the worst of the lot - people with total power over the inmates. There was no organised food supplied, nor water, nor sanitation. No medical treatment and no protection. What would be the fate of a single woman detained under these conditions? How would the warders and the other prisoners treat her? How long would she be able to survive the abuse and how would it affect the rest of her life, once her debt was paid and she was released? How can you as a husband, father, brother protect her from this fate? By removing the risk and by making any contracts she made unenforceable on her, but enforceable on you. If she ran up debts, he would be held accountable. He would have to pay them or go to debtors prison. He would take on the responsibility. Couverture was it imposed to oppress women, or protect them? You make up your own mind.

The Normans living in Normandy were the descendants of Viking settlers (Norsemen) from Scandinavia (watch a few episode of Vikings for a refresher). They were not French. They did have many French influences. Indeed the rulers of the French people were primarily of Germanic descent - from the German Tribes who conquered the Western Roman Empire.

I wonder how all these women expected to grow enough food to feed themselves and any children they happened to give birth to? Who would protect them from animals and other attackers? Then of course there were all the other things that society provided. What did the women provide that would pay for all these things? What it is in it for the men?

I'm literally 18 and trying to learn everything I can about 19th and early 20th century clothing and beauty standards. Eventually I'll move to 18th, 17th and so on. This is exciting.

Great podcast, and one of the only ones that talks about this story, so thank you! Just one correction: Wendake was actually north of Lake Simcoe. Although the Wendat people did occasionally live near the north side of Lake Ontario, most of the confederation was farther north, between Georgian Bay and Lake Couchiching. Just google Ossossane Beach, on Georgian Bay (lake Huron) and you will see the area this story takes place. I just visited this site last week

Hello! I was actually listening to this while writing my paper on prostitution during the period of the American Civil War and you helped me find some new facts to put into it for (hopefully) a good grade. Thank you so much for your hard work.

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The voting laws being changed in Georgia, Texas, Arizona, Michigan, Mississippi, Alabama, etc, can trace their origins to the Black Codes during the postbellum era. Their descendants and forebears are still running those governments.

I was just wondering how come they do not show themselves I hear them but I do not see them I see a picture but when most people make a RUclips video they show themselves on that video so that's why I was wondering how come I cannot see them but I can hear them though you know what I mean but it's good to know that they are talking about the history of prostitution so that way everybody knows what prostitution is all about know what I mean