Settling America : The Maryland Project

This video, the second in a series about settling the American colonies, is about the experiment known as Maryland. Maryland was dreamt up by Sir George Calvert, Lord Baltimore, as a refuge for English Catholics in a period when they were unable to practise openly. Like certain other colonies, Maryland was part of an elite experiment in governance.
Free annotated bibliography on Jacobitism:
justinebrown.g...

[@renaissancesage]

Somehow the algorithm gave me your channel. I’ve subscribed. Well done! I’m from Baltimore. I really appreciated your history line format on Maryland very comprehensive. I enjoyed listening. It was Very interesting. I look forward to looking at some of your other work. Please be safe.

[@jayizzett]

Wow this is great. !!

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

We aim to please! 😊

[@ambitchinbear9260]

Just found out I am a decendant of that family. Sir Leonard Calvert (George's father) was my great great great etc grandfather. My mind is BLOWN

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

Oh that’s amazing!

[@christophmahler]

Americans can be _'storied'_ - especially when it comes to their genealogy, peerage no less. But regardless, You are reaching out, Amber and _You shall not 'receive snakes when You ask for an egg'_ . What's on Your mind ? Questions of 'eschatology', I hear while 'not being a people person' - with drink numbing a *sense of **_aporia_* , I _assume_ ? I haven't left my appartment since 2017 - as outside, 'all directions are the same', in a way. If You want to talk about something with _a fool_ , I'll make time in my 'schedule'... I'll bet a -hamster- sandwich that You haven't heard the story of Isaac the Syrian - but will probably relate to it, anyway. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jp2tmaJ5eduLoq8 You don't have to be _'obliged'_ to be engaged - to be sincere with oneself is all there is - until one hears a call that isn't petty.

[@clutegoodwin3424]

Aye lass...found out through Ancestry that George Calvert is my 11th great grandfather...cool!

[@jaimecalvert7186]

Hello cousins, he’s my grandad too! I live back in North Yorkshire. I unknowingly named my son George too 🤯

[@benbonham7861]

My brother still carries the Calvert name.

[@czaxis]

Great history lesson. Thank you. Rev. White converted my 9th great grandfather, King of the Piscataways, Chitomachen Kittamaquund. You show a portrait of that event in this video. Leonard Calvert took in the Kings daughter, Princess Mary Kittamaquund (my 8th ggm) and raised her.

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

Hey thanks! That’s amazing

[@skadiwarrior2053]

Been looking forward to this. Enjoyed your conversation with Ed Dutton too.

[@barbarahallowell2613]

This was wonderful 😊 I do think the estates of Baltimore in Ireland were in Co. Cork, not Co. Longford. I could be mistaken in my readings though.

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

@@barbarahallowell2613 glad you enjoyed it. It seems the title “Baron Baltimore” is “of County Longford” (at least in the Wiki entry). But yes the village is in Cork.

[@StevenvonBriesen]

Awesome! Thanks

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

The first Witten known to live on American soil was a colonist at St. Mary's before he skipped town ahead of the sheriff (debtor's prison awaited) and became the first white man to settle in Tazewell County VA. Grampa's fam emigrated from Witten, Germany to Cornwall in the 9th century Anno Domini. I'm Texan myself.

[@clutegoodwin3424]

I found out through Ancestry that George Calvert is my 11th Great Grandfather and am most appreciative for this. Thank you!

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

My pleasure! Very illustrious family

[@lovinWonder]

He’s my 10th great grandfather! Leonard is my 9th.

[@benbonham7861]

Seems that we are related.

[@shawn2789]

there are like 6 of yall in the comment section. Thats kind of wild. @@benbonham7861

[@n0nshelant444]

He’s my 13th great grandfather

[@tomkiefaber4297]

A wealth of compelling info. Bravo. I forwarded it to my friend , and fellow Baltimorean Mr. Howard, whose family farm in St Mary's county is very much intertwined with the first settlement and fort? he has family tales of how his Grandmother's house was built on top of the archaeological historic foundations etc. and her home was moved a short distance away a great expense by those sponsoring the digs back then that are apparently ongoing.

[@outerrealmz4036]

Very informative and well researched. Thank you so much! I am searching for my own family history in early Maryland (later 1600's) Your work lays a ground work for me to go from. Again, thank you!

[@barbarawoods3571]

Kouuuuuujjjjjjijjijihjjjj hjjjjjkhjhjkk😮😅😅😅😅

[@marks.3798]

Wow. Fantastic!

[@MikeMikeActual]

I love history!! Just subscribed!!

[@fratercorleonis]

Interesting but could hardly hear you, with laptop volume at 100%.

[@antonbruckner7329]

Hello, I enjoyed your appearance on the jolly heretic and look forward to watching your videos. Have you ever considered doing any videos on Belloc, Chesterton, Lewis or Dostoevsky? I would be very interested to hear your views on them

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

Hello and thank you… I am very much interested in the Distributists. I do discuss Chesterton and Belloc in some of my English Civil War videos and have deeper explorations planned. I love both Lewis and Dostoevsky as well, and would like to cover them in future.

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

I think Chesterton comes up in the Jacobites series as well…

[@antonbruckner7329]

@@JustineBrownsBookshelf Brilliant, I will be sure to check those out

[@Jacob-pu4zj]

4:45 Many such cases...

[@clutegoodwin3424]

Where did you acquire all these pictures and maps? Great video!

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

Thank you. I found them all online just searching key terms. More images are appearing all the time as archives upload their collections.

[@thetruthwilllive]

What happened to the Dutton video? I wanted to watch it but couldn’t make the live stream. Will I be able to watch it anywhere?

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

You can check it out on Bitchute. He moves the livestreams there.

[@theolewell7535]

interesting

[@Jacob-pu4zj]

18:32 What does Bacon's rebellion have to do with this?

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

The pic? It’s there in a generic “colonial conflict” capacity.

[@Jacob-pu4zj]

@@JustineBrownsBookshelf Ok, thanks for the clarification.

[@GathKingLeppbertI]

Bacon goes with everything.😂

[@maegardnermills4292]

Any Oliphant's?

[@JustineBrownsBookshelf]

It seems that the first Oliphant sailed to Virginia in 1672.

[@maegardnermills4292]

@@JustineBrownsBookshelf Thank you. I am glad I reas your posting. 🌹

[@ElectrickDragon]

7:35