Forget everything you thought you knew about pre-colonial America. When the Pilgrims arrived in 1620, they didn't find wilderness—they discovered a thriving civilization of 40,000 Wampanoag people with roads, organized villages, and revolutionary farming techniques. Subscribe for the full series at pallascenter.com/podcast.
George Washington's first inauguration was supposed to happen on March 4, 1789—but Congress couldn't count the votes in time. When the ceremony finally took...
What if getting married meant you legally ceased to exist? In early America, that was reality. Under coverture laws, a wife couldn't own property,...
