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🗓️ 21 January 2025
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George Bagby explains how the Reconstruction Era changed the United States.
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0:00.0 | Welcome to the Conversations That Matter podcast. I'm your host, John Harris, for what I believe |
0:18.0 | will be a very interesting conversation I'm going to have today with someone who has |
0:21.7 | not been on the podcast before. And we're going to talk a little bit about history. We're going to |
0:26.7 | talk about Civil War Reconstruction era history specifically. Now, this is an area of history that |
0:32.6 | I have studied because I've had to for grad school and for undergrad in my history degrees, |
0:37.8 | but it's not an area that I consider myself necessarily an expert on. |
0:41.2 | I know a lot more about the causes of the war and what happened during the war than I do about what happened afterward, |
0:47.9 | even though I've had to read a bunch on it. |
0:49.2 | But I want to let you know about a few sources that I found helpful before we even get started with this discussion. |
0:54.3 | If you don't have any time and there's one book that's kind of accessible to read, I would |
0:59.1 | recommend this book by Phil Lee. I've had him on the podcast to talk about reconstruction before, |
1:03.8 | actually. So we've talked about this book, but it's called Southern Reconstruction by Phil |
1:06.9 | Lee. And then I was looking on my shelf to see what other references I have. And he's really, |
1:12.5 | I haven't actually read this whole book, but this is a reference, the story of reconstruction by |
1:16.1 | Robert South Henry. I think he was part of the Dunning School, which means that today he would |
1:21.7 | probably be considered some kind of like a lost cause mythologist or something like that, which is what the modern historical guild |
1:32.0 | applies to anything that they don't like, whether it's a primary source or not, they just call |
1:38.2 | it lost cause or something to dismiss it. But it's actually, it's a good book. It has a lot of good |
1:43.8 | facts in it. And I think it's very interesting it's a good book. It has a lot of good facts in it. |
1:44.5 | And I think it's very interesting. And then, of course, these are two books that I got recently, |
1:51.8 | actually from the interview that we're going to have today, the George Bagby, he sent me this, |
1:57.4 | the history of reconstruction. And I didn't know about this book by John Rose |
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