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Portrait of a Woman in Silk: Hidden Histories of the British Atlantic World

individuals and communities that had been energized by the Whitefieldian revival. Winiarski offers arresting instances of people in the 1740s learning to speak the new language of awakened religion: one writer, for example, tentatively mentions “converting, as they call it” (14). Likewise, historians will soon incorporate new phrases such as “biblical impulse” and “Whitefieldian revival” comfortably into their analyses as Darkness Falls on the Land of Light becomes essential reading for anyone interested in the history of American religion.