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Welcome to Stuff You Missed in History class, a production of I Heart Radio.

Hello and welcome to the podcast, I'm Tracy V. Wilson, and I'm Holly Fry.

The other day, I took a long walk through Boston, and that walk took me past the statue

of Mary Dyer that's in front of the East Wing of the Massachusetts State House.

And every time I've gone by there, I've been really curious about her, and we've gotten

some listener requests for an episode on her as well.

Mary Dyer and Ann Hutchinson were two of the women who were banished from Massachusetts

Bay Colony for their religious activities in the 17th century, although Ann Hutchinson

is probably the one whose name is a little better known today.

There is a statue of her in front of the State House as well, but it's a little bit farther

back from the road.

It's like not the side of the State House.

I walk past the most often, so she just hasn't caught my eye as much.

We are going to talk a bit about Hutchinson in this episode, though, because these two

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