Description
The Print culture of the past due seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries provided for what the creator describes because the ‘transit of the Anglican Mind’. By specializing in two particular libraries sent to a small parish in Maryland, the age comes alive with one of the crucial personalities keen on a story that spans all sides of the Atlantic. This book explores one of the crucial interplay between the brand new science of the English Enlightenment and the Church of England’s response to it. Finally, the reader will appreciate the scope of the undertaking to categorized knowledge, and the efforts required to send it into the in large part misunderstood world of the North American plantations.