This historical reprint of Charles Chauncy's discourse on the life and death of Reverend Jonathan Mayhew offers a rare glimpse into colonial America's religious culture. Delivered in 1766, Chauncy's eloquent eulogy celebrates Mayhew's dedicated service as a puritan minister and his contributions to the religious and political debates of the era.

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