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Explore the life and legacy of Roger Williams, a pivotal figure in 17th-century colonial America, in this meticulously prepared historical account. "Roger Williams," by May Hall, delves into the story of a man whose unwavering commitment to religious freedom challenged the rigid doctrines of the Puritans and shaped the landscape of early American society.
Discover Williams's courageous advocacy for the separation of church and state, which led to his banishment from the Massachusetts Bay Colony and ultimately to the founding of Rhode Island. This book examines the core principles that drove Williams's actions and the lasting impact he had on the development of religious liberty in the United States.
A fascinating exploration of a key figure in American history, "Roger Williams" provides valuable insights into the complex religious and political dynamics of colonial America. Readers interested in religious history, the colonial period, and the story of one of America's founding fathers will find this book a compelling and informative read.
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