AskHistorians Podcast Episode 192 - Early American Disability with Dan Howlett

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AskHistorians Podcast episode 192 is live!

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In this episode, Morgan Lewin (u/Aquatermain) talks with Dan Howlett (u/dhowlett1692) about disability in early America. In this conversation, they cover how to define disability historically, how to find disability in the archives, and how disability shaped events like the Salem Witch Trials.

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