A Secondary Annotated Bibliography of John Winthrop, 1588-1649

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AMS Press, 1999 - Biography & Autobiography - 193 pages
Winthrop was not only the first governor of Massachusetts but a persuasive author whose religious conviction made him a powerful force in the Puritan theocracy of the Bay Colony. Best known for his History of New England, Winthrop was a prolific author and spokesman for the early colony and its autonomy from crown policies. This bibliography collects writings about him and divides the works into sections, including biography, history, religion, literature, politics, and Antinomians, family history, and correlated studies.

Contents

INTRODUCTION
1
THE ANTINOMIANS
17
CORRELATED STUDIES
29
ECONOMICS
47
HISTORY
61
LITERATURE
101
POLITICS
121
PRIMARY SOURCES
129
WINTHROPS CONTEMPORARIES
161
AUTHOR TITLE INDEX
177
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TitleA Secondary Annotated Bibliography of John Winthrop, 1588-1649
Volume 5 of AMS Studies in the 17th Century Series
Issue 5 of AMS studies in the seventeenth century, ISSN 0731-2342
Volume 5 of Novels of Henry MacKenzie
AuthorGeoffrey Carpenter
EditorGeoffrey Carpenter
PublisherAMS Press, 1999
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedAug 22, 2009
ISBN0404617255, 9780404617257
Length193 pages
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Biography & Autobiography / General
Biography & Autobiography / Historical
  
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