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Napoleon Becomes Commander of the French Army
In 1796, at the height of the French Revolutionary Wars, a young Napoleon Bonaparte took command of the French Army in Northern Italy. Despite its ragged condition and low morale, Napoleon's leadership quickly turned the army's fortunes...
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Napoleon Emerges a Legend of Arcole
Napoleon has faced a grueling campaign, suffering a defeat and a costly victory at Arcole, but ultimately pushing back the Austrians. Despite losing many men, his heroic actions at the bridge of Arcole are turned into a legendary tale...
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Napoleon's First Defeat and the Plan for a Bold Counterattack
Napoleon's position grows precarious as Austrian forces, led by Alvinczi and Davidovich, coordinate their next moves. After a few days of cautious maneuvering, the Austrians advance, but their efforts are bungled. Napoleon seizes the...
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Napoleon Struggles in Mantua
In 1796, during the height of the French Revolutionary Wars, a young General Napoleon Bonaparte led a ragged and demoralized French army in northern Italy. Despite initial doubts, Napoleon’s brilliant military strategies resulted in...
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Wurmser's Narrow Escape to Mantua
In September 1796, Field Marshal Wurmser's Austrian forces were retreating after a disastrous defeat at Caliano. Despite being heavily outnumbered, Wurmser pushed on toward Mantua, hoping to link up with its garrison and avoid complete...
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The Siege of Mantua and the Pursuit of Wurmser
In 1796, during the French Revolutionary Wars, a young Napoleon Bonaparte took command of a demoralized French army in Northern Italy. Despite low expectations, he swiftly turned the tide, leading his forces to multiple victories and...
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Castiglione: a Key Turning Point for Napoleon
On 5th August, Napoleon's forces faced the Austrian army near Castiglione, with both sides anticipating reinforcements. Napoleon ordered a feigned retreat, luring the Austrians into advancing off high ground, before launching a...
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Napoleon Continues His Italian Campaign
Napoleon’s early campaign in Northern Italy demonstrates his tactical brilliance and ability to exploit enemy weaknesses. With his army of 38,000 troops, Napoleon decisively outmaneuvers and defeats both the Piedmontese and Austrian...
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Molly Pitcher
Dr. Forrester tells the story of Molly Pitcher and talks about all the interesting facts she learns from reading American history books.
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The Growth of a Nation
Dr. Forrester explains that the United States became a country in 1783 after seven hard fought years of the American Revolution. The original thirteen colonies became thirteen states. The United States grew to a total of fifty states as...
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The Impact of Apple's iPhone on the Mobile Phone Industry
The video discusses the launch of Apple's revolutionary iPhone in 2007, highlighting the anticipation and hype surrounding its release. Despite some initial issues with the AT&T network, the iPhone delivered on its promises and set a new...
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Revolutionary Polywood: A Sustainable Solution for the Future
Timber Plus in Britain's West Midlands has developed a revolutionary wood called polywood, made from 70% sawdust and 30% polymer from industrial waste. This environmentally friendly product can be shaped and coated with plastic using...
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The Culper Spy Ring
With the Patriots at risk of defeat by the British during the American Revolution, Continental Army Commander George Washington relied on the Culper Spy Ring for timely and accurate information about the enemy's intentions.
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Independence Day
We find Miss Palomine standing on the mall in Washington, DC She tells the story of how the British once ruled America. She explains that the Declaration of Independence was signed on the 4th of July. That’s the day America first became...
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Let Us Talk About Our Flag
We find Miss Palomine standing in front of the White House. She says that our American flag can be seen all over our nation’s capital. She compares the first American flag to our modern flag. She tells the story of how America became...
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Mysterious Mountain Man
Author and independent scholar Matthew Stewart recounts his puzzlement when first confronted with Ethan Allen’s 477-page philosophical tract.
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9 Most Important Astronomical Discoveries
From ancient civilizations to modern breakthroughs, learn about the nine most important cosmic discoveries that changed the way we look at our Sun, Moon and beyond. Learn how Copernicus challenged the status quo, Kepler unveiled the...
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The Declaration of Independence
This video will discuss the Declaration of Independence and the events that led to its creation.
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Operation Pedro Pan
Operation Pedro Pan saw more than 14,000 children escape Communist Cuba for a new life in the United States. But for many, their troubles were only just starting.
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Wong Kim Ark's Fight for Birthright Citizenship
By taking on the US government and winning, Wong Kim Ark ensured that the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution granted citizenship to every American by birth, regardless of their race or ethnicity.
History Hit
Protest, Spirit of the People: Vietnam's effect on Britain
How did the youth in the U.S. and Britain view the war? Protest, Spirit of the People, Part 2
Blockchain Central
Will Quantum Computers Threaten Blockchains?
This week on Blockchain Central: we'll talk about quantum computers and the potential threat it has on blockchain technology. Thank to revolutionary computational power, these computers can easily encrypt the keys that are protecting...
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Recipe for revolution - Finding Your Science
Chemistry Nobel Laureate George Olah talks about doing passionate science. Finding Your Science engages the greatest minds in science to share with you their passion, perspective and inspiration for making breakthrough discoveries.
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What were the Provisions of Oxford
An introduction to the Provisions of Oxford and the Second Barons' War