The Puritan tradition in America, 1620-1730 ebook

by Alden T Vaughan

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Start by marking The Puritan Tradition in America, 1620-1730 as Want to Read . Many students of our national character would agree that, for better or worse, the Puritan tradition had an enormous effect on the assumptions and aspirations of today's Americans

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Many students of our national character would agree that, for better or worse, the Puritan tradition had an enormous effect on the assumptions and aspirations of today's Americans.

Alden Vaughan taught colonial history for many years at Columbia University.

Часто встречающиеся слова и выражения. Alden Vaughan taught colonial history for many years at Columbia University. His books include Shakespeare's Caliban (1991) and New England Frontier: Puritans and Indians, 1620-1675 (1965). Библиографические данные.

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New England Frontier tells the story of the Puritan and Indian relations in the first years of 1620-1675. Contrary to modern anti-Puritan view points, this books explains the relationship between the English and the Indians before King Philips war by looking at the primary sources. This book shows that the New England frontier wasn't as simple as modern textbooks claim it was.

Featured Book of the Month. The Puritan Tradition in America, 1620-1730 by Dr. Alden T. Vaughan (Dutch) '50 View author page View alumni profile University Press of New England; 1997; 348 pp. Genre: Non-fiction Category: American Studies, History Additional Information - Library Catalog. Amherst College 220 South Pleasant Street Amherst, MA 01002. Country of Publication. History & Military. Best-selling in Non-Fiction.

First hardcover edition by University of South Carolina Press, 1972. xxviii, 348pp. Edited by Alden T. Vaughan. Publisher's statement: "This volume tells the story, largely through the participants' own words, of the emergence of that tradition--a pattern of beliefs and practices transmitted from generation to generation--among English evangelical reformers of the late sixteenth century, its tranfer to the New World in the early seventeenth century, and its evolution through the first century of New England's colonial history. Freed from the fetters of English laws, customs, and the hostility of the orthodox hierarchy, Puritans in New England established an experiment in Christian living which sought to construct not only the church but all institutions and facets of human life. A substantial majority of the early settlers of New England were of the Puritan persuasion and thought that espousal of Puritan doctrines rehaped their minds and souls; it set them apart from other Englishment, other mortals in fact, and gave meaning and direction to their lives." Execepts from the writings of various individuals on: Uprooting; First Footholds in New England; The New England Way; The Proper Ordering of Society; Troublers in Zion; Propagating the Heritage; Attitudes toward the Natural and Supernatural; The Erosion of Puritan Hegemony