Diary Of Cotton Mather, 1681-1708 (1911)

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The diary spans 27 years of Cotton Mather's life, revealing his personal struggles, religious beliefs, and daily experiences as a Puritan minister. It includes reflections on his role in the Salem witch trials and efforts to evangelize Native Americans, providing a rich perspective on the cultural and religious dynamics of late 17th and early 18th century America. This historical document captures the complexities of social and political tensions of the time, offering readers a unique insight into Mather's influential life and the Puritan experience.