RHODE ISLAND SOCIETY OF THE SONS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Ever wondered what the British were thinking just before and during the American Revolution.  Check out this weeks episode of Revolutionary War Rarities as we look at the Revolution from the British perspective.  Revolutionary War Rarities is the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolution.

Today we celebrate with the release of our 100th episode where we do a short review of some of the things we have learned and some of the things coming. We hope that you will watch this episode. We thank you for your support and hope that you will enjoy the next 100 episodes from Revolutionary War Rarities, the Podcast from The Sons of the American Revolution.

In 1775 there was one last attempt by both the Americans and the British to avoid all-out war.  The American's issued the "Olive Branch Petition".  The British issued the "Conciliatory Proposal".  Today's episode focuses on the "Conciliatory Proposal".

Today's episode is hosted by our friend, Benjamin Franklin.  This episode focuses on the political cartoons of the American Revolution.  Make sure you watch this one by clicking on the picture below.  We would love for you to give us a like and also subscribe to our YouTube Channel if you feel led to do so.   Our music created for each podcast episode is now available by going to fastfunhistory.com and selecting the Music option.  We are the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolution.

On January 10, 1776, "Common Sense" was released and changed the course of history.  You can join Thomas Paine, our host for this weeks episode, as we celebrate the 250th birthday of "Common Sense" and discuss the impact that it had on the United States of America.  Revolutionary War Rarities is the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolution

What were our Founding Father's doing around Christmas in 1775? Today's episode explores that question. We hope you enjoy this episode and we wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

In today’s episode we explore one of the most significant engineering feats of the American Revolution. A “Great Chain” that was designed to protect the Hudson River from being taken by the British was deployed at West Point and played a major role in the ultimate victory by the Americans. So, click on the picture below and we hope you enjoy this episode of Revolutionary War Rarities, the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolution.

Today, we stay on Lake Champlain where we visit the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum and discuss the importance of that lake on the American Revolution. Join Guest Host Roger Williams and Executive Director Chris Sabick as we discuss Lake Champlain and the battles fought on that critical resource. Revolutionary War Rarities is the podcast from the Sons of the American Revolution.