1743 Colonial BOSTON 1st Chauncy Thoughts on Religion in New England Whitefield

CHAUNCY, Charles

1743 colonial boston 1st chauncy thoughts on religion in new england whitefield | charles chauncy was a 17<sup>th</sup>-century anglican churchman best-<strong>remembered for migrating to plymouth in the new world, where he was known to have influenced american theologians such as cotton mather. </strong> because of his puritan views, he left england in hopes of facing less opposition for his theology.   his book “<em>seasonable thoughts on the state of religion in new england</em>” was written to examine the religions associated with the great awakening. Chauncy defends the established church order as well as the authority and structure of traditional clergy, doing so in a manner that was in <strong>direct opposition to george whitefield</strong>.   item number: #28582 price: $750

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Charles Chauncy was a 17th-century Anglican churchman best-remembered for migrating to Plymouth in the New World, where he was known to have influenced American theologians such as Cotton Mather. Because of his Puritan views, he left England in hopes of facing less opposition for his theology.

 

His book “Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in New England” was written to examine the religions associated with the Great Awakening. Chauncy defends the established church order as well as the authority and structure of traditional clergy, doing so in a manner that was in direct opposition to George Whitefield.

 

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1743 Colonial BOSTON 1st Chauncy Thoughts on Religion in New England Whitefield

 

Charles Chauncy was a 17th-century Anglican churchman best-remembered for migrating to Plymouth in the New World, where he was known to have influenced American theologians such as Cotton Mather. Because of his Puritan views, he left England in hopes of facing less opposition for his theology.

 

His book “Seasonable Thoughts on the State of Religion in New England” was written to examine the religions associated with the Great Awakening. Chauncy defends the established church order as well as the authority and structure of traditional clergy, doing so in a manner that was in direct opposition to George Whitefield.

 

Item number: #28582

Price: $750

 

CHAUNCY, Charles

 

Seasonable thoughts on the state of religion in New-England

 

Boston: Printed by Rogers and Fowle, 1743. First edition.

 

Details:

  • Collation: Complete with all pages
    • xxx, 18, 424
  • References: Evans 5151, Sabin 12327
  • Language: English
  • Binding: Leather; tight and secure
  • Size: ~8in X 5.25in (20.5cm x 13cm)
  • Very rare and desirable

 

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Categories

Americana, American History

Religion

Authors

CHAUNCY, Charles

Printing Date

18th Century

Language

English

Binding

Leather

Book Condition

Excellent

Collation

Complete