Titlebook: New England Nation; The Country the Puri Bruce C. Daniels Book 2012 Bruce C. Daniels 2012 American History.England.history.migration.nation

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New England Blossoms, the New World in 1630: the Salem advance party from the previous year; the Pilgrims of Plymouth; a tiny settlement begun in 1623 by a handful of traders at a place called Pannaway 50 miles north of Boston; and an eclectic dusting of a dozen or so hermits living beyond the bounds of organized commun

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Subduing the Land,ey said—a hitherto unknown land beckoned to be settled.What better place to give the Christian church a new start—minus a millennium of mistakes—than in a new world? America offered opportunities for the rebirth of civilizations.

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,Women in a Man’s World,mmonly homogeneous society of people who looked and thought alike. A shroud of black and white colors, common experience, and pious prudery draped itself around every man and woman. Puritans, we have been told to think, were boringly single-minded and telling one from another was difficult. They all

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Men and Women,e physically or mentally challenged—. lived in families. A congregational people believed in congregational living. Individuals did not get together to set up quarters for two or three bachelors or unmarried maidens. They attached themselves—or were attached by local authorities—to the most appropri

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Subduing the Indians,edit them with sharing farming and fishing technologies with the early settlers; and, of course, they are the partners in that fabled first Thanksgiving that starts America on its multicultural destiny. Aside from these cameo appearances, however, natives are noticeably absent from Puritan folk cult

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The Devil Strikes Back,ellectuality, piety, and courage that had produced men and women like Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson did not go away after the Great Migration ended. As orthodox ministers and magistrates hammered out congregational uniformity, the sons and daughters of dissenters like Williams and Hutchinson co

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Epilogue: A Strange Legacy,e deeply religious and deeply congregational long after the stench of Salem’s legal sulfur no longer fouled the air. Throughout the eighteenth century and well into the nineteenth, Sundays continued to be days of worship and quietude where the burgeoning region slowed its pace and respected its own

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