Bertrand On Books | Stephen Coss ‘The Fever of 1721’

from Steve Bertrand on Books · host wgnradio.com

Let’s go back to Boston in 1721. Historian Stephen Coss says it was one of the most influential years in U.S. history. And why not: We meet a young Ben Franklin, a chastised Cotton Mather and the beginning American arguments over faith and science. You’ll be surprised by who is on which side. Coss talks […]

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