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Step back into 17th-century New England with Henry M. Brooks' "The Olden Time Series, Vol. 3: New-England Sunday." This meticulously researched volume offers a fascinating glimpse into the religious life and customs surrounding the observance of Sunday in early Massachusetts. Drawn primarily from old newspapers of Boston and Salem, this book provides unique insights into the traditions and social norms of the Puritans.
Explore the historical context of Sundays in New England, examining how religious beliefs shaped daily life and community practices. Through carefully curated gleanings from primary sources, Brooks illuminates the significance of this day of rest and reflection. Discover the enduring legacy of Puritan values and their impact on the cultural landscape of the region. A valuable resource for those interested in the history of New England, religious history, and the social customs of early America.
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