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Hellfire Nation: The Politics of Sin in American History (review)

more intimate and conscious motives of historical actors that can be unearthed by asking not only, for example, how Christianity functioned but also what it meant. In the end, At the Crossroads is a successful application of the revisionist agenda. The book rests on an impressive body of research in various primary sources, which it enlists to reconstruct the intricate webs of human relationships that bound individuals and communities on the Pennsylvania frontier, ably demonstrating how Indian actors exercised agency.