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DECLENSION IN PURITAN SCHOLARSHIP?

In the Beginning Was the Word (Part 1)

CFP: S-USIH Conference at Stanford

In the Beginning There Were No Indians, Africans, or Europeans...

Henry Dunster, Puritans, and Early Baptists

Sympathetic Puritans?

Thomas Hooker's Terrifying God

David Ruggles, Puritan

The Strange Career of "the City on a Hill"

Puritans, Puritans

Godly republicanism: Puritans, Pilgrims, and a City on a Hill

The Great Awakening of Scholarship on Religion and Race in Early America

Is David Foster Wallace the Increase Mather of postmodernity?

Of the Persecuted and the Politics of Patronage

Martyrs' Mirror

Historianess on the Great (non) Divide in Colonial Religious History

A Reforming People: Puritanism and Public Life in New England

Race, Redemption, and the Red Sox: Making and Marking Communities in Books by Ira Berlin and Richard Bailey

Pilgrims and the Political Agenda

Commie Pinko Pilgrims and Peaceful (?) Puritans