History of Connecticut Baptist State Convention 1823-1907

This detailed and informative history traces the development of the Connecticut Baptist State Convention from its founding in the early 19th century to the turn of the 20th century. Evans provides a chronological account of the convention's meetings, activities, and major figures, as well as an analysis of its role in the broader context of Baptist history and theology. He also explores the convention's contributions to the social and political life of Connecticut, including its support for abolitionism and women's suffrage. A valuable resource for scholars of American religious history.

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