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Transatlantic Pieties: Connections and Disconnections

From Charles McLean Andrews to Perry Miller, the historians who brought colonial American history to prominence between 1920 and 1950 regularly set the colonies in transatlantic contexts. More recently, historians have tended to view them more provincially, if not more narrowly, turning away from politics, theology, and intellectual history toward the inner history of early American society. Farm and town boundaries have been used to define community, and stress has been placed on internal dynamics and social maturation, especially