Publisher's Synopsis
Anne Hutchinson was a key figure in the early history of America, challenging the religious and social conventions of her time. In this well-researched and engaging account, Llyod A. Robson paints a vivid picture of Hutchinson's life and times, shedding light on the complex religious and political landscape of colonial America. Whether you are a scholar of American history or simply interested in the stories of remarkable women, Bulletin Anne Hutchinson and Her Neighbors is a must-read.
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