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Devout seperatist
governor of plymouth
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Came to the New World with John Winthrop
First poet of distinction
Poetry reflected Puritan faith and purpose |
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wrote a best seller
she traveled 150 miles during her captivity |
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"Preacher in the Wilderness"
wrote as an avenue of worship and preparation
works were not published until 200 years later
wrote at least 200 meditations |
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America's most important and original philosophical theologian
Advocated the Great Awakening
Dismissed from his church, for taking a stand
helped eliminate the Half-Way Covenant |
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A man for all seasons
grew up in the Puritan Era
forsook the strict tenants of Purintanism
Contributed greatly to the development of the "American" ideal |
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received a classical education in France
helped to mold the American identity |
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| J. Hector St. John de Crevecoeur |
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a slave to a Boston tailor
educated and articulate
published a book of poems |
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| leader of the 18th century Naturalism |
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Jonathan Edward's grandson
Chaplain in the War of Independence |
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"Taught millions to read, and not one to sin"--William Cullen Bryant
not a diest |
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