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This study provides a long-needed closer look at the trials of Anne Hutchinson, in Boston, Massachusetts, in 1637 and 1638. The book discusses the legal system of the times, and the Puritan doctrine that was at issue in both civil and church trials. By examining points not previously addressed by scholars, it demonstrates that the case against her was not proved, in either her criminal or her ecclesiastical trials. It provides an in-depth look at these important trials, and the setting in which they took place.

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The Author: Jean Cameron received her bachelor's degree in Religious Studies from the University of Minnesota, and her Master's degree and Doctorate in American Studies from the University of Minnesota. She is Executive Director of the Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities in St. Paul, Minnesota.

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