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Marshall Ep. 2 - John Marshall Goes to War

The events that precipitated the American Revolution are discussed. John Marshall joins the militia. "The Star - Spangled Banner" performed by Logan Hardin. More from this artist is available at Snoopy 20111 on SoundCloud.

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