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The "monstrous births" of Mary Dyer and Anne Hutchinson: early modern interplays of religion, science, and politics in the Atlantic World
2016
This study analyzes how the so-called monstrous births of Mary Dyer and Anne Hutchinson were interpreted and debated in the Atlantic World from the late 1630s up to the 1710s. Dyer and Hutchinson belonged to the protagonists of one of the most disruptive crises in the history of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. From 1636 to 1638, the colony went through the so-called Antinomian Controversy, centering upon differing conceptions of Puritan covenant theology. For us today, the Controversy is also of
doi:10.5283/epub.33867
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