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The Woman Boston Executed for Belief
In the 17th century, Boston Common was not a place of rest.
It was a place of warning.
A place where authority showed the cost of defiance.
Mary Dyer did not begin as a rebel.
She was a Puritan. A mother. A woman shaped by faith, and by loss. But when she chose to follow her conscience.
Everything changed.
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