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Inventing George Whitefield: Race, Revivalism, and the Making of a Religious Icon
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About Inventing George Whitefield: Race, Revivalism, And
Product Description A thorough reckoning of the evolving ideas and legacy of a founding force in American evangelism Review "Jessica M. Parr's well-written and well-researched Inventing George Whitefield takes a unique and compelling angle by not only describing who Whitefield was and what he did but also by explaining how he became so profoundly symbolic in the broader Atlantic world."--Samuel C. Smith, Journal of American History, June 2016 (Vol. 103, no. 1)"Readers interested in transatlantic revivalism or slavery and Christianity will find much to think about after reading this book. It is a useful and engaging addition to the literature on the Great Awakening and Whitefield."--Emily Conroy-Krutz (Michigan State University), H-AmRel, H-Net Reviews, July 2016 Book Description A thorough reckoning of the evolving ideas and legacy of a founding force in American evangelism About the Author Jessica M. Parr, Exeter, New Hampshire, is a historian specializing in race and religion in the early modern British Atlantic world. She currently teaches at the University of New Hampshire at Manchester.
