No Pollution of Cowardice! -South Jersey in the Civil WarExplicit

by Dan Casella

Hosted by Dan Casella of the Lawrence Township Historical Society; 'No Pollution of Cowardice!' will tell the stories the brave Men and Woman from the 8 southern counties of New Jersey. The accounts and experiences of those who lived through and were directly effected by America's most trying period will be told rather then another retelling of historical moments.
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Podcast episodes

  • Season 2

  • We Pitched In, Right And Left - The Battle of Williamsburg

    We Pitched In, Right And Left - The Battle of Williamsburg

    S02 E03
    04:41

    Sergeant John Ennis, Company F 5th New Jersey Volunteers recounts the Battle of Williamsburg fought on May 5th 1862.

  • Cpl. John Lorence, a Poem

    Cpl. John Lorence, a Poem

    S02 E02
    04:25

    John Lorence, a member of the 9th New Jersey Volunteers known as "The Muskrats" will be seriously wounded during the Battle of Roanoke Island, February 8th 1862. This poem about Lorence was originally published in Harpers Weekly shortly after the battle.

  • Interview with Allen R. Thompson

    Interview with Allen R. Thompson

    S02 E01
    23:22

    Allen R. Thompson, author of "In The Shadow of The Round Tops; Longstreets counter march, Johnstons reconnaissance and the enduring Battles for the memory of July 2, 1863" and I discuss a little bit about his new book coming in 2023

  • Season 1

  • Jerseymen Killed & Wounded

    Jerseymen Killed & Wounded

    S01 E16
    06:21

    A incomplete list of men from the 24th New Jersey Volunteers who were killed or wounded at the Battle of Fredericksburg, published in a Bridgeton New Jersey. This list and article reside in the collection of the Lawrence Township Historical Society.

  • The Dead LIne - The Battle of Fredericksburg

    The Dead LIne - The Battle of Fredericksburg

    S01 E15
    10:40

    Private Benjamin Borton of the 24th New Jersey Volunteers tells about his experience on December 13th at the Battle of Fredericksburg. his account can be found in the link below. https://civilwartalk.com/threads/union-first-hand-account-of-the-battle-of-fredericksburg.78351/post-557921