The Story of Boston is a classic history of one of America's most important cities, told from the perspective of its religious and cultural heritage. Arthur Gilman's book explores the early history of Boston, from its founding by Puritan settlers to its emergence as a center of trade, commerce, and intellectual life. The book also provides a detailed study of the role of Independency, the local Congregationalist religious tradition, in shaping the city's culture and identity. The Story of Boston is a vital resource for anyone interested in American history, urban studies, and the intersection of religion and culture.

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