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""A definitive exposition of the movement's biblical restoration. . . . A brilliant study. . . . Add[s] substantially to scholars' comprehension of the early seventeenth-century transatlantic Puritan movement.""---William and Mary Quarterly ""A rigorous and highly readable account. . . . A masterful exposition of Puritan religious history.""--Journal of Religion ""Bozeman's book is a mature work of scholarship that fulfills the potential of a previous seminal article and complements his earlier work.""--Historical Journal ""Bozeman's consideration of the rise of English pietism significantly deepens our understanding of that school of Puritanism.""--Seventeenth Century News ""This is a work of mature reflection based on a thoughtful and careful reading of many of the principal clerical sources.""--American Historical Review

A rigorous and highly readable account. . . . A masterful exposition of Puritan religious history. <br> -- The Journal of Religion

Bozeman examines Anglo-American Puritanism from 1570 to 1640 as a disciplinary movement, with the focus on self-control and piety giving way to the backlash of Antinomianism, or salvation through faith rather than good works. Bozeman's book is a mature work of scholarship that fulfills the potential of a previous seminal article and complements his earlier work. -- Historical Journal A rigorous and highly readable account. . . . A masterful exposition of Puritan religious history. -- The Journal of Religion [A] definitive exposition of the movement's biblical restoration. . . . A brilliant study. . . . Add[s] substantially to scholars' comprehension of the early seventeenth-century transatlantic Puritan movement. -- William and Mary Quarterly

Bozeman's book is a mature work of scholarship that fulfills the potential of a previous seminal article and complements his earlier work.<br>-- Historical Journal

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Theodore Dwight Bozeman is professor of religion at the University of Iowa. He is author of To Live Ancient Lives: The Primitivist Dimension in Puritanism.

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