Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Windsor, Connecticut” in chapter 1.5 of Cambridge History of American Literature: volume 1, Colonial and Revolutionary Literature: Early National Literature: Part I:
...orthampton congregation.
Stockbridge.
President of the College of New Jersey.
death.
the relations of Edwards to the deistic controversy.
the freedom of the will
Jonathan Edwards was born at Windsor, Connecticut , in 1703.
He belonged, unlike his great contemporary Franklin in this, to the Brahmin families of America, his father being a distinguished graduate of Harvard and a minister of high standing, his...
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