A people highly favoured of God : the Nova Scotia Yankees and the American Revolution

A people highly favoured of God : the Nova Scotia Yankees and the American Revolution

Religion and the Yankee mind of Nova Scotia during the American Revolution

Toronto Macmillan of Canada 1972

xxii, 219 p. : map. ; 24 cm.

277.16 S849, 1972

(OCoLC)00445825

"A revised version of Gordon Stewart's doctoral dissertation, 'Religion and the Yankee mind of Nova Scotia during the American Revolution' ... Queen's University."|Includes bibliographical references.|Contents: Pt. 1: "The whole province is in confusion, trouble and anguish" -- The missing decade -- Religious ties and the missing decade -- Response to revolution -- Neutrality or confusion? -- Pt. 2: Henry Alline and the Great Awakening in Nova Scotia -- Some New England traditions in the religious views of Henry Alline -- The case of Yarmouth: Scott versus Alline -- The anatomy of revival -- A charismatic leader -- The message -- A new sense of identity.|L1996M144

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