American Literature 1607 1885 volume 1
American Literature 1607 1885 volume 1
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We are chiefly interested in its literary aspects, which were of considerable importance. All New England seemed to have returned to its old-time avocation of religious pamphleteering, and there was no doubt that both sides were terribly in earnest. The most prominent leaders on the side of the conservative, or Trinitarian, Congregationalists, were Samuel Wor cester, of Salem, and Professors Moses Stuart and Leonard Woods, of the theological seminary at 288 American Liter ature y 1607-1885.
And...over. The chief Unitarian debaters were William Ellery Channing, Boston s most famous preacher, Henry Ware, senior, Hollis professor of divinity at Harvard, Henry Ware, junior, minister of the Second Church, Boston, and Andrews Norton, professor of sacred literature at Harvard. The whole controversy had really been precipitated by the election, in i8o5, of the elder Ware as divinity pro fessor in a university and to a chair once explicitly Trinitarian in their work. The divinity school, and to a large extent the whole university, became Uni tarian within the next two decades.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We are chiefly interested in its literary aspects, which were of considerable importance. All New England seemed to have returned to its old-time avocation of religious pamphleteering, and there was no doubt that both sides were terribly in earnest. The most prominent leaders on the side of the conservative, or Trinitarian, Congregationalists, were Samuel Wor cester, of Salem, and Professors Moses Stuart and Leonard Woods, of the theological seminary at 288 American Liter ature y 1607-1885.
And...over. The chief Unitarian debaters were William Ellery Channing, Boston s most famous preacher, Henry Ware, senior, Hollis professor of divinity at Harvard, Henry Ware, junior, minister of the Second Church, Boston, and Andrews Norton, professor of sacred literature at Harvard. The whole controversy had really been precipitated by the election, in i8o5, of the elder Ware as divinity pro fessor in a university and to a chair once explicitly Trinitarian in their work. The divinity school, and to a large extent the whole university, became Uni tarian within the next two decades.
What to read after American Literature 1607 1885 volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles F Charles Francis Richardson to read onlineMoreLess
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