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In the 1600s, Salem, Maryland, was not a prominent location in historical records, as it was not officially established until later. However, the broader area of Maryland was characterized by early European colonization, primarily by English settlers under the leadership of figures like Lord Baltimore. The colony was founded in 1634, focusing on religious freedom, particularly for Catholics. Salem, as a specific community, may not have played a significant role during that time.

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