Puritanism in seventeenth-century Massachusetts. Edited by David D. Hall.
Hall, David D., comp.
1968
F67 .H15 1968 (Mapit)
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Title Puritanism in seventeenth-century Massachusetts. Edited by David D. Hall.
Author Hall, David D., comp.
Imprint New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston [1968]
Language English
Description 122 p. port. 24 cm.
Call Number F67 .H15 1968
Dewey Decimal Classification 917.44/03/2
Bibliography, etc. Note Includes bibliographical references.
Series American problem studies.
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Puritan spirituality and predestination, by P. Miller.
Puritans and the life of the mind, by S. E. Morison.
The conversion experience and church reform, by A. Simpson.
Economic interests and political conflict, by J. T. Adams.
The Massachusetts Bay Company and the people, by E. S. Morgan.
Puritanism as an antidemocratic ideology, by V. L. Parrington.
The Puritan concept of aristocracy, by B. K. Brown.
The sources of law in Massachusetts, by G. L. Haskins.
The rule of the priesthood, by B. Adams.
The church and state reconsidered, by A. B. Seidman.
The merchants and the Protestant ethic, by B. Bailyn.
A changing sense of sin, by H. W. Schneider.
The Half-Way Covenant reconsidered, by E. S. Morgan.
Local freedom and Puritan control, by D. B. Rutman.
Suggestions for additional reading (p. 119)

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