Janet Uhlar's guest appearances

Janet Uhlar

The Black Vault Radio - Hosted by John Greenewald, Jr.

Revolution 250 Podcast

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Nathanael Greene

Nathanael Greene put aside his Quaker faith and successful business to lead Rhode Island troops in support of the people of Massachusetts.  From the Siege of Boston to the British evacuation, Greene was in the field--as the Revolution's best strategic thinker, and Washington's designated successor.   Janet Uhlar joins us to talk about the extraordinary and brief life of Nathanael Greene, which she also recounts in her book Freedom's Cost:  The Story of General Nathanael Greene.

Nathanael Greene put aside his Quaker faith and successful business to lead Rhode Island troops in support of the people of Massachusetts.  From the Siege of Boston to the British evacuation, Greene was in the field--as the Revolution's best strategic thinker, and Washington's designated successor.   <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/janet-uhlar-5343b254/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Janet Uhlar </a>joins us to talk about the extraordinary and brief life of Nathanael Greene, which she also recounts in her book <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Freedoms-Cost-General-Nathanael-Greene/dp/1457503069" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Freedom's Cost:  The Story of General Nathanael Greene.</a>

Nathanael Greene with Janet Uhlar

Josiah Quincy, known as "Josiah the Patriot" was one of the brilliant lights of the Revolutionary cause in Boston.  He came from a well-known and well-respected family and as a young lawyer he worked with John Adams to defend Captain Thomas Preston in his trial for murder stemming from the Boston Massacre.  Learn more about this impressive young man who died in 1775, depriving a soon-to-be independent America of his passion for liberty and the rights of man.  Janet Uhlar, author of  Liberty's Martyr, a biography of Joseph Warren, and Freedom's Cost:  The Story of Nathanael Greene, talks with us about the brief but brilliant life of Josiah Quincy, Jr. 

Josiah Quincy, known as "Josiah the Patriot" was one of the brilliant lights of the Revolutionary cause in Boston.  He came from a well-known and well-respected family and as a young lawyer he worked with John Adams to defend Captain Thomas Preston in his trial for murder stemming from the Boston Massacre.  Learn more about this impressive young man who died in 1775, depriving a soon-to-be independent America of his passion for liberty and the rights of man.  Janet Uhlar, author of  <a href="https://www.google.com/books/edition/Liberty_s_Martyr/cwyxvgh5g9kC?hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Liberty's Martyr, </a>a biography of Joseph Warren, and <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Freedoms-Cost-General-Nathanael-Greene/dp/1457503069" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Freedom's Cost:  The Story of Nathanael Greene, </a>talks with us about the brief but brilliant life of Josiah Quincy, Jr.