Fort Ticonderoga: A Walk Through Three Centuries of American History
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Fort Ticonderoga: A Walk Through Three Centuries of American History
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Fort Ticonderoga: A Walk Through Three Centuries of American History is an audio edition of an essay by Edward A. Wilson for Higher Ideals.
In this historical narrative, Wilson takes listeners on a journey through Fort Ticonderoga, beginning with the experience of arriving at the site and encountering its landscape, fortifications, museum, and history. From there, the essay explores why this location mattered long before the fort itself was built—and why geography made it a strategic crossroads for centuries.
The essay examines the people, conflicts, decisions, and circumstances that shaped Ticonderoga, while considering larger themes of leadership, hubris, humility, adaptation, geography, and the lessons history can teach us.
This audio edition follows the published essay and is intended to make Higher Ideals accessible to listeners who prefer or require an audio format.
Written and narrated by Edward A. Wilson.
Higher Ideals — Essays on democracy, public policy, civic engagement, public service, and American history.
Original articles can be read at eawilson.com/higherideals