The Times and Trials of Anne Hutchinson: Puritans Divided (Landmark Law Cases & American Society)
"A must read for those interested in early Massachusetts society .  . . [and] in the church's endless search for heretics." --Journal of Church and State"Could easily replace . . . Edmund Morgan'sThe Puritan  Dilemma. . . as an introduction to early American history." --Journal of Interdisciplinary History"In lively and graceful prose and with great erudition lightly  worn, Winship untangles central debates in reformed Protestantism." --William and Mary Quarterly"Scholarly depth, elegant prose, and gently iconoclastic tone make  this an excellent account of a misunderstood episode." --Journal of Religion"The finest, most delicate part of Winship's achievement is to  consider Hutchinson in full, avoiding both condemnation and celebration." --New England Quarterly--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.