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John Udall and the Puritan sermon

Everett H. Emerson Member of the Department of English, Lehigh University
Pages 282-284 | Published online: 05 Jun 2009

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EugeneE. White. (1986) Cotton Mather's a companion for communicants and rhetorical genre. Southern Speech Communication Journal 51:4, pages 326-343.
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Randall Fowler. (2018) Puritanism, Islam, and Race in Cotton Mather’s The Glory of Goodness : An Exercise in Exceptionalism . Rhetoric and Public Affairs 21:4, pages 571-606.
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