The Moravians in Georgia, 1735-1740
door
Adelaide L. Fries
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History
Travel
Formaat
Kindle
Pagina's
191
Taal
Chinees
Gepubliceerd
Jan 1, 2019
Uitgever
CAIMAN
Editie
1
ISBN-10
9881831563
ISBN-13
9789881831569
Beschrijving
Adelaide L. Fries delves into a captivating chapter of American history with a focus on the Moravians in Georgia between 1735 and 1740. Through meticulous research, she uncovers the unique experiences and contributions of these religious settlers who sought to establish a community guided by their faith and mission. Their journey into the southern wilderness provides a rich backdrop for exploring themes of resilience, community, and cultural exchange during a transformative era.
The narrative transports readers to colonial Georgia, a land fraught with challenges as settlers navigated the complexities of coexistence with indigenous peoples and other European colonists. Fries vividly illustrates the struggles and triumphs the Moravians encountered as they endeavored to maintain their spiritual integrity while adapting to the demands of their new environment. These encounters not only highlight the character of the Moravian community but also reflect broader dynamics of colonial society.
Fries' thoughtful examination of the Moravians’ contributions to Georgia's development adds depth to the understanding of early settler life in America. Through her engaging prose, readers gain insight into the faith-driven motivations that guided these individuals and shaped their interactions with the landscape and its inhabitants. The book serves not only as a historical account but also as an exploration of the enduring spirit of a community committed to its ideals amidst the ever-changing realities of life in a new world.
The narrative transports readers to colonial Georgia, a land fraught with challenges as settlers navigated the complexities of coexistence with indigenous peoples and other European colonists. Fries vividly illustrates the struggles and triumphs the Moravians encountered as they endeavored to maintain their spiritual integrity while adapting to the demands of their new environment. These encounters not only highlight the character of the Moravian community but also reflect broader dynamics of colonial society.
Fries' thoughtful examination of the Moravians’ contributions to Georgia's development adds depth to the understanding of early settler life in America. Through her engaging prose, readers gain insight into the faith-driven motivations that guided these individuals and shaped their interactions with the landscape and its inhabitants. The book serves not only as a historical account but also as an exploration of the enduring spirit of a community committed to its ideals amidst the ever-changing realities of life in a new world.
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