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Missed an episode of Marked! A Journey Through Georgia's Revolutionary Past? Now you can binge the entire series on YouTube. Explore the people, places and stories that shaped Georgia's role in the American Revolution. Watch here: https://ow.ly/u54y50ZoYpr

Marked! A Journey Through Georgia's Revolutionary Past

With more than 2,000 roadside historical markers spread across our state, we’re zooming in on twelve to explore the people, places and moments that help to t...

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What happens when long-held beliefs are challenged by real life? Georgia author Taylor Brown joins Narrative Edge to talk about Wolvers, the history of Mexican gray wolves, and how the novel explores empathy, survival, and the wild places that shape us. https://youtu.be/wW4DgYCIoxY

Wolvers by Taylor Brown I Narrative Edge Video Podcast

What happens when lifelong beliefs collide with lived experience? Georgia author Taylor Brown joins us to discuss Wolvers, his novel set in New Mexico’s Gila...

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What makes a plantation more than a historic mansion? On Narrative Edge, Peter & Orlando discuss 'In the Shadow of the Great House' with author and UGA historian Daniel Rood, exploring how labor, land, and profit shaped American history. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mt6-5msAEZw

In the Shadow of the Great House: A History of the Plantation in America by Daniel Rood

What makes a plantation more than just a historic mansion? In this episode of the Narrative Edge video podcast, Peter and Orlando explore In the Shadow of th...

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What happened when fewer than 200 Georgians faced down 500 British troops during the Revolutionary War? At Fort Morris, Col John McIntosh delivered a legendary response that still echoes through history: “Come and Take It!” Watch the new episode of Marked! https://youtu.be/wLGY6WHUR2E

“COME AND TAKE IT!” | How 200 Georgians Stood Against 500 British Troops at Fort Morris

What happened when fewer than 200 Georgians faced down 500 British troops during the Revolutionary War? At Fort Morris in Sunbury, Georgia, Colonel John McIn...

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