Congregational ministers in early New England worked hard to advance the cause of orthodox religion among the region's laypeople, but the people's willingness to voice differences with their ministers persisted. By the time of the Revolutionary War, New Englanders had established a strong tradition of independent-mindedness, shaped in part by the previous century's struggles over piety and religious practice.
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Congregational ministers in early New England worked hard to advance the cause of orthodox religion among the region's laypeople, but the people's willingness to voice differences with their ministers persisted. By the time of the Revolutionary War, New Englanders had established a strong tradition of independent-mindedness, shaped in part by the previous century's struggles over piety and religious practice.
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Very Good+ Very Good+ Dust Jacket. NOT ex-library. Very good+ hardcover in very good+ dust jacket. Binding is tight, sturdy, and square; boards and text also very good; DJ unclipped. Faint bump to corner, otherwise shelfwear is minimal. Ships from Dinkytown in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
