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EPISODE · Aug 7, 2026 · 13 MIN

True Stories from History and Biography Part 1 Chapter 4

from The Nathaniel Hawthorne Library · host Nathaniel Hawthorne

In which we witness the stirring narrative of early New England, where Roger Williams’s banishment and the subsequent founding of Providence reflect the harsh demands for uniformity among settlers, and the saga of Mrs. Anne Hutchinson reveals the perils of religious dissent in a rigid society. The story further unfolds to touch upon the courageous journeys of settlers establishing new colonies, weaving together a tapestry of nascent communities destined to become a united people across the American wilderness.

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