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From the archive: What did the Founders really think? is an episode from America Explained by Andy Gawthorpe. *** Receive 15% off the America Explained newsletter *** Since our last episode it was the Fourth of July, the holiday that many p...
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*** Receive 15% off the America Explained newsletter *** Since our last episode it was the Fourth of July, the holiday that many politicians and commentators like to mark by talking nonsense about the Founding Fathers. In this episode Andy explores all of the ways in which popular debate often gets the Founders wrong, and explains how the founding generation was riven by all kinds of disagreements and doubts about the America they were creating. Check out America: A History , a new podcast from the University of East Anglia. Credits Host - Andy Gawthorpe
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Published Jan 10, 2024 and 21:23 long