Timothy Flint (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

John Ervin Kirkpatrick

 
9781330737316: Timothy Flint (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

Timothy Flint: Pioneer, Missionary, Author, Editor, 1780-1840 A compelling biography that follows a frontier minister who helped shape early America through travel, teaching, and writing.

This study surveys the life of a remarkable figure who moved from New England to the Ohio and Mississippi valleys. It sketches his roles as a minister, lecturer, and author, and it places him among the key frontier voices of his time. The work highlights how Flint’s writings and travels illuminate the beginnings of American civilization beyond the mountains, while offering a thoughtful look at religion, reform, and the frontiersman’s world.

- Learn how Flint bridged eastern and western communities through ministry and letters
- Explore his journeys along the Ohio and Mississippi rivers and the people he met
- Understand Flint’s literary contributions and their place in early American writing
- See how frontier religion and society intersected with politics, education, and culture

Ideal for readers of American frontier history, biographies of early American religious figures, and those curious about the roots of westward expansion.

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