Season 4, Episode 6 | When Americans Fought Americans: The Southern Campaign of the Revolution
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This episode explores the Southern Campaign of the American Revolution and the implications of Americans fighting against each other.
The Southern Campaign is one of the most overlooked turning points of the American Revolution. This episode asks a sharper question: what happened when the fight for independence stopped looking like British regulars against American patriots and started looking like Americans fighting Americans? In this episode of This Constitution, Savannah Eccles Johnston and Matthew Brogdon examine why the British turned south after failing to defeat Washington in the North. The British believed the South...
More episodes of This Constitution
- Season 4, Episode 5 | The Fourth-of-July Question America Needs to Ask
- Season 4, Episode 4 | Valley Forge: When the Revolution Almost Froze to Death
- Season 4, Episode 3 | How Do You Govern When You’re Also Fighting a War?
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