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The Emancipation of Massachusetts

Chapter 13 - THE REVOLUTION.

Word Count: 12462    |    Released on: 06/12/2017

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The Emancipation of Massachusetts
The Emancipation of Massachusetts
“In Adams's first important historical work, published in 1887, the author argues that Puritan Massachusetts had once been a theocracy where there was no place for freedom of religion, speech, or opinion, and that succeeding generations had to struggle for these freedoms. The book also contains the first expression of Adams's preoccupation with the relationship between historical events and economic conditions.”
1 Chapter 1 No.12 Chapter 2 No.23 Chapter 3 - THE COMMONWEALTH.4 Chapter 4 - THE ANTINOMIANS.5 Chapter 5 - THE CAMBRIDGE PLATFORM.6 Chapter 6 - THE ANABAPTISTS.7 Chapter 7 - THE QUAKERS.8 Chapter 8 - THE SCIRE FACIAS.9 Chapter 9 - THE WITCHCRAFT.10 Chapter 10 - BRATTLE CHURCH.11 Chapter 11 - HARVARD COLLEGE.12 Chapter 12 - THE LAWYERS.13 Chapter 13 - THE REVOLUTION.