Episode 7: "John Brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave..." The Run-Up to the U.S. Civil War, 1845-1860 ~ You Don't Know History Podcast

Hello everyone! For episode 7, I'm joined by Trae Wisecarver
(@wrestlingclio on the bird app, and host of the Outlaw History
channel on YouTube) joins me to discuss what happened before the
U.S. Civil War. While most of us know about Civil War, we don't
know what really drove the nation to break apart. So we'll talk
the Mexican-American War, multiple compromises, a caning on the
Senate floor, and the rest of the events that led the nation to
war.

Host's Note: Trae, you were absolutely spot on about John Brown.
While he wasn't the first tried for treason in American history,
we was the first to be hung for it.

Episode 7: "John Brown's body lies a-moldering in the grave..." The Run-Up to the U.S. Civil War, 1845-1860

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