Robbins' authoritative history of Boston's Old North Church is an essential resource for anyone interested in the religious and cultural history of America's founding. From its early days as a Puritan congregation to its central role in the American Revolution, the Old North has been a cornerstone of Boston's spiritual and civic life, and Robbins' book captures its rich legacy in vivid detail.

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