Crabs, Catholics, and Constant Drama

Crabs, Catholics, and Constant Drama: An Irreverent History of Maryland explores the complex and often contradictory history of a small yet significant state. From its founding as a Catholic refuge to its roles in slavery and the Civil War, the narrative delves into Maryland's layered identity, showcasing the tensions between its ideals and realities. This thoroughly researched account covers a range of topics, highlighting both the state's prominent figures and its rich cultural heritage, all while emphasizing the intricate stories that define Maryland's legacy.