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Richard Mather of Dorchester
Mather is a well-known name in the persons of Increase and Cotton Mather. Here for the first time is a biography of the father and grandfather, respectively, of those two great figures of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. Richard Mather left few personal records of his life in the form of letters, diaries, or autobiographical writings. In his research, Mr. Burg sought out little used ecclesiastical records in England, pieced together events from inferences and deductions, and analyzed by sociological, psychological, and anthropological methods the life of this seventeenth-century divine. As a result, Mather here emerges from the historical evidence in brief but brilliant flashes, rev...
Journal of Richard Mather, 1635
Excerpt from Journal of Richard Mather, 1635: His Life and Death, 1670 At a stated meeting of the Resident Members of the Dorchester Antiquarian and Historical Society, held, pursuant to notification, at the house of Edward Jarvis, M. D., in Dorchester, October 26, 1849, Edmund J. Baker in the chair, it was, on motion, Voted, That a Committee of three be elected, whose duty it shall be to take order for the publication of the "Journal" of Richard Mather, from the original Manuscript in the Library of this Society; together with his Life, as published in the year 1670. Voted, That James M. Robbins, Ebenezer Clapp, Jr., and Edward Holden, constitute said Committee. A true copy of record. About...
Journal of Richard Mather. 1635. His Life and Death. 1670; No. 3
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Journal of Richard Mather. 1635. His Life and Death. 1670
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