"Fire and Be Damned!" The American Revolution You've Never Heard of
About this episode
The episode discusses the Regulator Movement in Colonial North Carolina and its relation to the American Revolution, along with insights into colonial cuisine.
Join historian Nathan Schultz and I as we discuss the little-known history of the Regulator Movement: a protest movement against corrupt British officials in Colonial North Carolina that rhymes with, but doesn't sync nicely, with the American Revolution. Plus at the end you get to hear a little about colonial era cuisine too. Here's the link to the colonial recipe that Nathan mentioned. Just be careful; carbs kill: https://www.tastinghistory.com/recipes/chelseabuns
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