Samuel Sewall Libri

Step into the world of colonial America through the eyes of one of its most notable figures Samuel Sewall. This diary provides a fascinating glimpse into everyday life, religious beliefs, and social customs of his time.

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This fascinating diary offers a glimpse into the daily life and thoughts of Samuel Sewall, a prominent figure in colonial America. Through his vivid descriptions of people, events, and places, readers can experience firsthand the challenges and triumphs of early American society. With its rich historical context and engaging prose, this diary is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of the United States.

This diary is a fascinating firsthand account of life in colonial America, written by Samuel Sewall, a prominent judge and merchant. It provides a rich and detailed portrait of everyday life in Boston during the late seventeenth and early eighteenth centuries, including information on social customs, politics, and religion. Anyone interested in American history and culture will find this diary to be an invaluable source of insights and information.

Sewall's diary is a vital primary source for understanding life in America during the late 17th and early 18th centuries. With detailed accounts of his personal life, religious beliefs, and involvement in politics, Sewall's diary offers readers a unique window into the social and political realities of early America.