The Carolina Backcountry on the Eve of the Revolution: The Journal and Other Writings of Charles Woodmason, Anglican Itinerant (Published by the ... and the University of North Carolina Press)
Charles Woodmason's journal and writings illuminate the Carolina backcountry on the brink of revolution. As an Anglican itinerant, he chronicled his travels, revealing the religious and social dynamics of colonial frontier life. Published by historical societies and the University of North Carolina Press, this collection offers essential historical perspectives.
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The journal and other writings of Charles Woodmason provide a detailed account of life in the Carolina backcountry during the years leading up to the American Revolution. As an Anglican itinerant, Woodmason documented his experiences traveling through rural areas, offering insights into the social, religious, and cultural landscape of the colonial South.
Published in collaboration with relevant historical societies and the University of North Carolina Press, this volume preserves Woodmason's observations for scholars and readers interested in early American history. The writings capture the challenges faced by religious figures in frontier regions and the tensions brewing in the colonies.
This used book in good condition serves as a valuable resource for understanding the diverse communities and itinerant ministries that shaped the pre-Revolutionary era.
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