Maryland 400 Podcast, Episode Three: The Meaning of the Maryland 400

This is the final episode of the Maryland 400 podcast, exploring Maryland and the American Revolution, from journalism professor Tom Moore of CUNY York College.

The series concludes by discussing the meaning of the Maryland 400. Who were these soldiers, and what did they do? What can be learned about them? It features Assistant State Archivist Emily Oland Squires, among other guests.

Thank you for following along with this series! If you missed the other episodes, you can find them here: https://msamaryland400.com/tag/maryland-400-podcast/. Thanks again to Tom for producing these pieces.

In less than two weeks, Finding the Maryland 400, the new book about the Maryland’s Revolutionary War soldiers and their world will be officially released. Check back for more information about how to buy your copy!

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1 Response to Maryland 400 Podcast, Episode Three: The Meaning of the Maryland 400

  1. tom moore's avatar tom moore says:

    Owen! Thx. Good work! 🇺🇸 

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