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Book Review: II. Historical-Theological Studies: Major Black Religious Leaders: 1755–1940

dying. Stannard suggests that this transition is evident in the changes on New England tombstones where the earlier death's heads are replaced by angels, cherubs, and more hopeful images. Thus he insists that changes in practices and beliefs surrounding death and burial represent one clear indication in the decline of the Puritan way, that is, in the Puritan ability to remain untouched by pluralistic developments in American life and the impending romanticism of the Nineteenth Century.