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Flaveraham is down! Frederick’s monster is nowhere to be seen! Lord knows what Newton is up to! That leaves Grant, a bear, and Kate Warne to try and hold down the Thoremerson by their threesies! Can it be done, or is this the final hour for the Man of Vicksburg? Tune into Episode 161: The Final Surprise, to find out!!
– Geoff and The Count
Peter was not in the habit of leading cavalry charges by himself. He did, however, often travel with the army and, in one marked instance, this nearly cost him everything.
After Poltava, when Peter the Great finally triumphed over Charles XII of Sweden after two decades of backsy-forthsy, Charles escaped to the Ottoman Empire and, by virtue of swagger, got the Ottomans to declare war on Peter. Peter, relying on the good word of some provisioning allies, thrust into the Empire with an army and his wife and promptly got himself entirely surrounded at the Battle of Pruth (1711). Had the Grand Vizier so desired it, he could have captured both Tsar and Tsaress and paraded them about town dressed as monkeys. That didn’t happen, and Peter went on to enjoy another 14 years of Tsaring.
– Count Dolby von Luckner
Newton is up to something, and Peter has returned. It looks like the band is getting back together.
Peter probably had a pretty good time looting his way through the South for the last two and a half years.
–Geoff
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Poe has bravely sacrificed himself, blowing the Confederate Army, with Thoremerson at its center, into the sky. But what of Lincoln, also at the center of the blast? And what if, JUST WHAT IF, it’s not enough? There’s pummelings afoot, and somebody just might not leave this episode alive. It’s Episode 160: Paying Union Dues, and it’s smack-tastic!
– Geoff and The Count
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