August 1751

Stephen Nichols, a noted scholar, dives into Jonathan Edwards' missionary work in August 1751. He uncovers Edwards' reflections on his transition to Stockbridge and his deep commitment to both English settlers and Native Americans. Highlighting a poignant sermon, Nichols discusses Edwards' advocacy for the gospel's reach to the Mohawks and Mohicans, while critiquing the exploitation these communities faced. This exploration provides rich insight into the complexities of faith and cultural interactions during a transformative period in history.