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1776 and Norwich, Connecticut: Scholarly Article Reflection & Current Status
I put my book project aside to write a 10,000 word peer-reviewed article included in the Fall 2026 issue of Connecticut History Review. This is a super quick post..... Well, my long journal article, "To Provision Washington's Army: 1776 and the Norwich Huntington Group," finally hit the "newsstands." If only. But yay! A handful of people in Connecticut will read it and I would love to hear from you. Here is the link: https://scholarlypublishingcollective.org/uip/chr/issue/65/

Maggie Meahl
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Maggie's Thoughts for Scholarly-Leaning History Writers Waiting for a Publisher
Taking time for friends. I know who you are because I am you. We are too cheap, lazy, or old to get a Ph.D. yet we have a Master's in History from way back when. Now we are creeping up in age trying to write our tome perhaps from a privileged perch or maybe we are a desperate mother trying to write in her spare chunks of time. We are passionate and nerdy about our project and it is a lonely road. We do not care for social media but know we have to try it. It does not come nat

Maggie Meahl
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Norwich's Washington Street, Then and Now
"Norwich" was the traditional land inhabited by Eastern North American indigenous groups, including the Mohegan tribe. They struck a deal...

Maggie Meahl
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