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Oct 1, 2026

Trevin JensenHOST
58:01
And by the way, what school was that? It
Noah GlomskiGUEST
58:04
was Vincennes University.
Noah GlomskiGUEST
58:06
Okay,
Trevin JensenHOST
58:06
Vincennes.
Trevin JensenHOST
58:07
And then all of a sudden, you're seeing the Jensens and the Weavers in a house in Minneapolis.
Trevin JensenHOST
58:14
Oh, my

36 MINS LATER

Noah GlomskiGUEST
94:33
But it wasn't like, oh, school's so hard, I can't get A's, I'm going to drop out.
Noah GlomskiGUEST
94:38
It wasn't that angle.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:56
It was they who gave the East no rest until their vision was seen by the leaders on the seaboard who directed the course of national policy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:05
It was one of their number, a seasoned Indian fighter, George Rogers Clark, who, with aid from Virginia, seized Kaskaskia and Vincennes and secured the whole Northwest to the Union while the fate of Washington's army was still hanging in the balance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:24
Western Problems at the End of the Revolution The Treaty of Peace signed with Great Britain in 1783 brought the definite cession of the coveted territory west to the Mississippi River, but it left unsolved many problems.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:41
In the first place, tribes of resentful Indians in the Ohio region, even though British support was withdrawn at last, had to be reckoned with.
Tony MerkelHOST
18:02
East or west?
Jade MapesGUEST
18:03
It's, like, 45 minutes from Vincennes.
Jade MapesGUEST
18:04
You know where Vincennes, Indiana is?
Tony MerkelHOST
18:06
No, but if, if you're talking about Evansville, Indiana-
Jade MapesGUEST
18:08
I think in, I think it's-

Unknown podcast

History Plays for the Grammar Grades-Mary Ella Lyng

Sep 29 · 1 Mention

Maria ThereseVOICE_ACTOR
47:41
It makes us all very happy indeed.
Maria ThereseVOICE_ACTOR
47:43
I will go to Vincennes and tell the good news.
AbaiNARRATOR
47:47
End of George Rogers Clark Andrew Jackson.
AbaiNARRATOR
47:56
Read by Amanda Friday.
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
27:29
But eventually, this is going to become Kentucky.
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
27:32
So George Rogers Clark is going to lead basically a force of frontiersmen against key British outposts, including Vincennes.
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
27:40
And this is going to significantly weaken British outposts in the Northwest Territory and also further north.
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
27:47
So he gets this moniker attached to him by virtue of his by virtue of his Illinois campaign, he becomes known as the conqueror of the old Northwest.

8 MINS LATER

Susan Brynne LongGUEST
36:19
But there are several Americans who say that they would like his head, but Jefferson does not allow that.
Lee ReynoldsHOST
36:24
Of these battles, what are some of the important, significant battles that occurred on the frontier?
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
36:30
So within the Illinois campaign, probably the most famous one would be the capture of Vincennes.
Susan Brynne LongGUEST
36:35
There were still lots of French settlements, or not French settlements, they're under British control, but there's French settlers there.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:11
It was they who gave the East no rest until their vision was seen by the leaders on the seaboard who directed the course of national policy.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:21
It was one of their number, a seasoned Indian fighter, George Rogers Clark, who, with aid from Virginia, seized Kaskaskia and Vincennes and secured the whole Northwest to the Union while the fate of Washington's army was still hanging in the balance.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:39
Western Problems at the End of the Revolution The Treaty of Peace, signed with Great Britain in 1783, brought the definite cession of the coveted territory west to the Mississippi River, but it left unsolved many problems.
speaker_5NARRATOR
4:56
In the first place, tribes of resentful Indians in the Ohio region, even though British support was withdrawn at last, had to be reckoned with.
Ted LeinhartNARRATOR
15:52
The earliest manuscripts in the Draper collection are some documents concerning McDowell's fight in the Valley of Virginia, 1742, just mentioned.
Ted LeinhartNARRATOR
16:02
There is also George Rogers Clark's original manuscript narrative of his famous expedition to Kaskaskia and Vincennes in 1778, a volume of some 225 pages.
Ted LeinhartNARRATOR
16:15
The earliest original manuscript diary in the collection is one kept by Captain William Preston, who commanded a company under Lewis during the Sandy Creek expedition in West Virginia in 1756.
Ted LeinhartNARRATOR
16:28
There are several diaries on the Point Pleasant campaign in West Virginia in 1774. numerous diaries relate to kentucky one of them kept by george rogers clark in seventeen seventy six and another by colonel william fleming during an early trip to the dark and bloody ground some diaries on st clair's and wayne's campaigns are of especial interest but the foregoing are merely sample treasures as the old frontier heroes were not noted for keeping diaries the great number and remarkable character of the rich material among the draper manuscripts strongly illustrate to all those who have essayed collections of this sort his arduous labors of a lifetime in eighteen forty one while in the midst of his chosen task Draper drifted to Pontotoc in northern Mississippi, where he became part owner and editor of a small weekly journal entitled Spirit of the Times.
speaker_0NARRATOR
2:56
It was they who gave the East no rest until their vision was seen by the leaders on the seaboard who directed the course of national policy.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:05
It was one of their number, a seasoned Indian fighter, George Rogers Clark, who, with aid from Virginia, seized Kaskaskia and Vincennes and secured the whole Northwest to the Union while the fate of Washington's army was still hanging in the balance.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:24
Western Problems at the End of the Revolution The Treaty of Peace signed with Great Britain in 1783 brought the definite cession of the coveted territory west to the Mississippi River, but it left unsolved many problems.
speaker_0NARRATOR
3:41
In the first place, tribes of resentful Indians in the Ohio region, even though British support was withdrawn at last, had to be reckoned with.
TomAUDIENCE
42:59
Hey, Michael.
TomAUDIENCE
43:00
Tom from historic Vincennes, Indiana, hitting all the hard-hitting news here.
TomAUDIENCE
43:04
No, I actually had a cat named Dumpster that we found at the dump-
Michael DelGiornoHOST
43:08
Really?

Unknown podcast

History of the United States, Vol. IV The West and Jacksonian Democracy-Charles Austin Beard, Mary Ritter Beard

Sep 22 · 1 Mention

speaker_3NARRATOR
3:55
It was they who gave the East no rest until their vision was seen by the leaders on the seaboard who directed the course of national policy.
speaker_3NARRATOR
4:04
It was one of their number, a seasoned Indian fighter, George Rogers Clark, who, with aid from Virginia, seized Kaskaskia and Vincennes and secured the whole Northwest to the Union while the fate of Washington's army was still hanging in the balance.
speaker_3NARRATOR
4:23
Western Problems at the End of the Revolution The Treaty of Peace, signed with Great Britain in 1783, brought the definite cession of the coveted territory west to the Mississippi River, but it left unsolved many problems.
speaker_3NARRATOR
4:40
In the first place, tribes of resentful Indians in the Ohio region, even though British support was withdrawn at last, had to be reckoned with.

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