Greetings, fellow Historians, and welcome back to the Historians Lounge. In today's episode, we have Historian Al Dickenson. Al Dickenson graduated from Wisconsin Lutheran College with three bachelor's degrees in history, communication, and English. He has applied his talents serving as an editor for an international equine practitioners publication. Al wants to showcase meaningful content about American history and politics, as he believes we cannot know where we’re going without understanding where we came from. He works as a freelance historian, archivist, and journalist in his spare time. More information about Al can be found on his website, adickensonwriting.wordpress.com. Al is passionate about history, particularly American political history and the history of his hometown, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, where he is a lifelong resident. In this episode, Al takes me to a period in American history that rarely gets discussed, the early republic era from 1790-1812. Al also takes me on a journey as we discuss the history of the Indigenous nations and their relations with the early republic, from the conflict in the Ohio Valley in the 1790s to the beginnings of westward expansion and the Tecumseh War during the War of 1812. Al is full of knowledge, and learning more about America's past is always exciting.
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