Season 4: A Season of Revolution

We are excited to announce that on October 29 Your Most Obedient & Humble Servant will be back with Season Four. This season, we're exploring revolutionary America through the words written by women. We'll follow along in letters as women questioned their loyalties, challenged authority, sought freedom, and aided and resisted revolutionary change. We're going to dive into the lives of Indigenous women, Scottish women, plantation owners, milliners, women who were enslaved, loyalists, patriots and so much more. We've interviewed leading scholars and have great stories to share with you. Join us on this Season of Revolution wherever you listen to podcasts. 

 

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Episode Transcript

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Music.

Kathryn Gehred (00:05):
Hello and welcome to Your Most Obedient &
Humble Servant. I'm your hostKathryn Gahred. I'm so excited
to announce that on October 29we will be back with a new
season. This season, we'reexploring revolutionary America
through the words written bywomen as they lived through it.

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We'll follow along in letters aswomen questioned their
loyalties, challenged authority,sought freedom, and aided and
resisted revolutionary change.Episodes will feature women who
lived in the 13 colonies, butalso in the British colonies
that didn't rebel. We're goingto dive into the lives of
Indigenous women, Scottishwomen, plantation owners,

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milliners, women who wereenslaved, loyalists, patriots,
and so much more. We'veinterviewed leading scholars and
have so many great stories toshare with you. So join me on
this Season of Revolutionwherever you listen to podcasts,
and until then, I am as ever,your most obedient and humble

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servant.