Print, Predestination, and the Public Sphere: Transatlantic Evangelical Periodicals, 1740–1745

@article{Snead2010PrintPA,
  title={Print, Predestination, and the Public Sphere: Transatlantic Evangelical Periodicals, 1740–1745},
  author={Jennifer Ellis Snead},
  journal={Early American Literature},
  year={2010},
  volume={45},
  pages={118 - 93}
}
  • J. Snead
  • Published 20 March 2010
  • History
  • Early American Literature
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