An Unusual Community: A Black Girl's Moravian Education in 1700s Wachovia- Moravian Mornings S4E3
About this episode
This episode explores the unique educational views of the 18th century Moravians of Wachovia through the experiences of Anna Maria Samuel.
Join us as we explore the 18th century Moravians of Wachovia and the unique views they held about education, all through the eyes of Anna Maria Samuel. Special thanks to Michelle Hopkins Lawrence of Salem Academy!A Production of Historic Bethabara ParkFind more at https://historicbethabara.org/Music- On my Way to Work by Lobo Loco
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