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Religious Affections in Colonial North America
What are “religious affections” and how have they influenced individuals, communities, and cultures? Leading experts in history, literature, and religious studies explore how religion shaped the roots, limits, and consequences of affections in the diverse terrain of early America. The conference was held at The Huntington Jan. 27–28, 2017.
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Jon Sensbach from University of Florida delivers a talk titled “Working Down a Bad Spirit: Slavery and the Inner Christ in the Early Protestant South.” Response by Kathleen Donegan from University of California, Berkeley. This talk was included in the session titled “The Early South.”
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Published 01/28/17
Emily Berquist Soule from California State University, Long Beach, delivers a talk titled “Bonds of Affection?: The Catholic Church and Slavery in New Spain.” Response by Herman Bennett from CUNY Graduate Center. This talk was included in the session titled “New Spain.”
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Published 01/28/17
Moderators Sandra Gustafson and Peter Mancall reflect on “Religious Affections in Colonial North America,” a conference held at The Huntington Jan. 27–28, 2017.
Published 01/28/17
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