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Power and the pulpit in Puritan New England

Pages
240
Published
1975
Language
English

Synopsis

This historical study examines the intricate relationship between religious leadership and societal power in Puritan New England. It delves into how the pulpit served as a central institution, shaping not only spiritual life but also political and social structures. The book offers an in-depth analysis of the influence wielded by preachers and its impact on the development of early American society.

About the author

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Emory Elliott

Emory Elliott is a scholar specializing in American literature. He is well-known for his contributions to the field, including "American Literature--volume II." His work provides clear insights into the subject.