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Presidencies of the United States
Evergreen Podcasts
Plausible Deniability: Monroe, Jackson, and the First Seminole War
OCT 11, 202635 MIN
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Description
Year(s) Discussed: 1817-1818
Explore a critical juncture in American political history as President James Monroe navigates escalating border violence and foreign filibustering operations along the southern frontier. This episode examines executive leadership under pressure as the administration attempts to suppress the privateering operations at Amelia Island while reacting to fraught relations with the Seminole. Listen to learn more about how ambiguous instructions and strategic silence ultimately shaped the course of events of the First Seminole War.
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