August 1752

Stephen Nichols, a renowned theologian and church historian, dives into the turbulent events of 1752 in Stockbridge, MA. He discusses the corruption observed by Jonathan Edwards at a school for Native American children. The narrative unfolds with insights into the political turmoil and the educational struggles of the time. Nichols highlights the challenges faced by religious leaders and the implications of their decisions, revealing a fascinating blend of morality and history.