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Maryland Historical Society Virtual Program: a discussion with the University of Maryland, Department of History

The Black Freedom Struggle in Maryland

Tuesday, July 14 | 10-12 PM

General Public and Educators Welcome!

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Insurgent Truth: Chelsea Manning and the Politics of Outsider Truth-Telling

3/2/20 - 4:00 PM

2110 Taliaferro Hall

This event is part of the Miller Center's Truth and History Series.

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Washington Early American Seminar - Maryland Freedom Suits and the Families Who Challenged Slavery

2/7/20 - 4:00 PM

2110 Taliaferro Hall

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Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War's Most Persistent Myth

2/10/20 - 4:00 PM

2110 Taliaferro Hall

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Washington Early American Seminar - 'An Intire Tax': Dismal Plantation and the Question of Petit Marronage, 1760s to the 1790s

4/10/20 - 4:00 PM

2110 Taliaferro Hall

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Washington Early American Seminar - Subjecthood and Sovereignty in Restoration Massachusetts Bay

3/6/20 - 4:00 PM

2110 Taliaferro Hall

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Washington Early American Seminar - Concerning Medicine, Money, and (Early) Modernity in the Atlantic World

12/6/19 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM

National Museum of American History

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Washington Early American Seminar - Poor Freedom : A Problem of Poverty in an Age of Gradual Emancipation

10/11/19 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Taliaferro Hall, Room 2110

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Washington Early American Seminar - The Making of a Professional Racist: The Rise of John Van Evrie's Racist Publishing Empire in Pre-Civil War America

9/6/19 - 4:00 PM to 5:00 PM

Taliaferro Hall, Room 2110

Please join us on Friday, September 6 for the first Washington Early American Seminar of the semester. Michael E.

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All Roads Lead to Disestablishment?: Comparing the Separation of Church and State in Maryland and Virginia in the Early Republic

5/3/19 - 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM

Fred W. Smith Library at George Washington's Mount Vernon

Please join the Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies for the final Washington Early American Seminar event this spring semester on May 3rd.

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History Department

Research

Combined Caesarea

Early Modern Religious Dissents and Radicalism

Early American Seminar Series

Middle East Graduate Field Committee

Freedmen and Southern Society Project

Samuel Gompers Papers

Maryland Historical Society Virtual Program: a discussion with the University of Maryland, Department of History

Insurgent Truth: Chelsea Manning and the Politics of Outsider Truth-Telling

Washington Early American Seminar - Maryland Freedom Suits and the Families Who Challenged Slavery

Searching for Black Confederates: The Civil War's Most Persistent Myth

Washington Early American Seminar - 'An Intire Tax': Dismal Plantation and the Question of Petit Marronage, 1760s to the 1790s

Washington Early American Seminar - Subjecthood and Sovereignty in Restoration Massachusetts Bay

Washington Early American Seminar - Concerning Medicine, Money, and (Early) Modernity in the Atlantic World

Washington Early American Seminar - Poor Freedom : A Problem of Poverty in an Age of Gradual Emancipation

Washington Early American Seminar - The Making of a Professional Racist: The Rise of John Van Evrie's Racist Publishing Empire in Pre-Civil War America

All Roads Lead to Disestablishment?: Comparing the Separation of Church and State in Maryland and Virginia in the Early Republic

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