Men of Stone (Pt 1)
In 1897, a Montana prospector discovered something valuable in The Missouri River. Not gold, not silver, not even copper. It was the petrified body of a missing Civil War hero, General Thomas Francis Meagher.
The Constant: A History of Getting Things Wrong
December 7, 202157m 21s
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