This book sheds light on the role of religion in the American Revolution and surveys an important facet of the intellectual history of the early Republic.
This book sheds light on the role of religion in the American Revolution and surveys an important facet of the intellectual history of the early Republic.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. The Development of a Millennial Tradition in Colonial America: 1. Millennialism and the origins of Anglo-American radicalism 2. Colonial millennialism on the eve of the revolutionary crisis Part II. The Rise and Decline of Millennialism in the Revolutionary Era: 3. Whig resistance and apocalyptical Manichaeanism 4. The revolutionary millennialism of the 1770's 5. Visions of progress and ruin in the critical period Part III. The Eschatological Revival of the 1790's: 6. Exegesis 7. Francophilic millennialism and partisan Republican ideology 8. Biblical millennialism and radical Enlightened utopianism 9. Francophobic reaction and evangelical activism Notes Index.
Acknowledgements Introduction Part I. The Development of a Millennial Tradition in Colonial America: 1. Millennialism and the origins of Anglo-American radicalism 2. Colonial millennialism on the eve of the revolutionary crisis Part II. The Rise and Decline of Millennialism in the Revolutionary Era: 3. Whig resistance and apocalyptical Manichaeanism 4. The revolutionary millennialism of the 1770's 5. Visions of progress and ruin in the critical period Part III. The Eschatological Revival of the 1790's: 6. Exegesis 7. Francophilic millennialism and partisan Republican ideology 8. Biblical millennialism and radical Enlightened utopianism 9. Francophobic reaction and evangelical activism Notes Index.
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