About This Book
A set of essays reexamines early colonial episodes and controversies, including the arrival and treatment of the Quaker movement, the witchcraft persecutions, the administration of Sir Edmund Andros, and the experiences of colonial loyalists. The author balances narrative and analysis to explore religious dissent, legal and political authority, and shifting ideas of loyalty, urging a more nuanced view of motives and consequences. Each essay combines documentary detail with interpretive reflection and grouped notes for readers who wish to consult primary and secondary sources.
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