Randall Lee Gibson person

“In 1874, he gets elected to the House of Representatives. And he had a famous bill which sponsored the levies and improvements of the Mississippi River Bill, which actually did a lot for building our infrastructure up and down the Mississip…”

“He's in the South, so guess who he fights for? The South. He's a colonel in the 13th Louisiana Infantry. By 1864, he becomes a brigadier general. He fought in the Atlanta Campaign. Why is that a big deal? What's the Atlanta Campaign? Yeah, …”

“and really set the stage for reconstruction. This is a military occupation for the next 12 years, what the North did to the South, and was it by imperial powers. Doesn't matter how you feel about Civil War, that is an absolute fact that the…”

“in the fort to the very last second when north got there and he got everyone out at the last minute so he was given a lot of military accolades for that he'd get captured at cuba station alabama in may 1865 and was pardoned in 1866. what wa…”

“was a guy by the name of Gideon Gibson. Gideon Gibson was a free man of color who married a white woman and owned land and owned slaves. That's his ancestor. His family moves to Louisiana when he's a kid, and he would, after Yale, end up go…”

“In 1874, he gets elected to the House of Representatives. And he had a famous bill which sponsored the levies and improvements of the Mississippi River Bill, which actually did a lot for building our infrastructure up and down the Mississip…”

“40s and 50s, there's almost no mention of anybody with a wiki page worth talking about. You have one mayor of Chicago who was a U.S. rep and another guy, Homer Sprague, was the president of the University of North Dakota. That doesn't excit…”

“In 1874, he gets elected to the House of Representatives. And he had a famous bill which sponsored the levies and improvements of the Mississippi River Bill, which actually did a lot for building our infrastructure up and down the Mississip…”

“was a guy by the name of Gideon Gibson. Gideon Gibson was a free man of color who married a white woman and owned land and owned slaves. That's his ancestor. His family moves to Louisiana when he's a kid, and he would, after Yale, end up go…”

“Homer Sprague was the president of the University of North Dakota. That doesn't excite anybody. I do have a couple of interesting ones from the 1850s. Yeah, let's do that. So the 1850s, we've got a couple guys. One, Randall Lee Gibson, and …”

“By 1864, he becomes a brigadier general. He fought in the Atlanta campaign. Why is that a big deal? What's the Atlanta campaign? Yeah, they burned it to the ground. Yeah, that's Sherman's March. They just got fighting against that. And I do…”

“was a guy by the name of Gideon Gibson. Gideon Gibson was a free man of color who married a white woman and owned land and owned slaves. That's his ancestor. His family moves to Louisiana when he's a kid, and he would, after Yale, end up go…”

“You know, this is a military occupation for the next 12 years, what the North did to the South, and was it by imperial powers. Doesn't matter how you feel about Civil War, that is an absolute fact that the North was brutal on that march. He…”

“In 1874, he gets elected to the House of Representatives. And he had a famous bill which sponsored the levies and improvements of the Mississippi River Bill, which actually did a lot for building our infrastructure up and down the Mississip…”

“It also says that while he was in Congress, he served on the Committee for Armed Forces and framed the early plans for the modern-day U.S. Navy. That would be the right time for that, huh? Oh, yeah. Hey, he's in there right when the Office …”

“In 1874, he gets elected to the House of Representatives. And he had a famous bill which sponsored the levies and improvements of the Mississippi River Bill, which actually did a lot for building our infrastructure up and down the Mississip…”

“given a lot of military accolades for that he'd get captured at cuba station alabama in may 1865 and was pardoned in 1866. what was he pardoned for well they didn't say because he can't say he was pardoned for sedition because they couldn't…”