73:53The Rest Is History
701. Roman Civil War: Rise of the General (Part 1)
A current episode from The Rest Is History, included as an independent example of the format.
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Make the past understandable without flattening it. The template separates what happened, what the sources show, how historians interpret it, and why it still matters.
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Show 74 - Mania for Subjugation IV
A current episode from Dan Carlin's Hardcore History, included as an independent example of history episode.
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