The transitional role of the Reverend Solomon Stoddard in seventeenth-century New England religion

The transitional role of the Reverend Solomon Stoddard in seventeenth-century New England religion

by Denise Holland

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"This book is a succinct account of the struggles of New England clergy to maintain their original religious commitments over the first one hundred years and their attempts to accommodate the changing life styles of the succeeding generations"--Provided by publisher.

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