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Episode 8: Colonial Roundup

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Missing Pages
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Apr 5, 2024
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Summary

On this episode of Missing Pages, I fill out some of the colonies that have been neglected thus far. These are colonies that fall outside the narrative structure of the colonial American story, but are important to that story regardless. These colonies include Maryland, South Carolina, and the entirety of New France. These colonies are mentioned in my high school notes, but the details are incredibly lacking. These colonies spotlight the diversity of the colonial world and act as a segue to a topic that I have been hinting at and shapes the rest of the American story: slavery. So come along with me and let’s fill in those missing pages… Music Intro: Fractured Timeline - Sémø Outro: Falling - Gumo Sources Colonial Maryland: A History - Aubrey C. Land Colonial South Carolina: A History - Robert M. Weir American Colonies: The Settling of North America - Alan Taylor Before the Revolution: America’s Ancient Pasts - Daniel K. Richter The French in North America: 1500-1783 - W. J. Eccles Get full access to Missing Pages at missingpages.substack.com/subscribe