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Eleazer Williams - The Lost Dauphin? Pt. 1
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We are changing things up on Badgerland Journal because our story today starts in France during the French Revolution. The King and Queen have been beheaded and there is a mystery surrounding the final days of the prince who is the heir to the French throne. Some believe he escaped death and survived outside of France...
One man Eleazer Williams will claim to be the Lost Dauphin which makes for a great podcast, but besides his claim to be a lost prince, he is a pivotal figure in Wisconsin history. He is at the heart of the Oneida Nation's journey to Wisconsin. Tune in to learn about this complex and fascinating figure. Let us know what you think on Facebook, Instagram, or send an email badgerlandjournal@gmail.com
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