Dublin University and the New World

"Dublin University and the New World" explores the significant connections between Trinity College, Dublin, and the development of early American intellectual and religious life. The book examines the influence of Dublin-educated individuals, including Increase Mather and Samuel Winter, on the formation of Harvard College and the shaping of Congregationalism in New England.

Highlighting the exchange of ideas and the transatlantic flow of Puritan thought, Robert Henry Murray traces the impact of figures like John Winthrop and the Mather family on the religious and educational landscape of colonial Massachusetts. From discussions of the Halfway Covenant to the influence of John Milton and John Calvin, this study illuminates the enduring legacy of Dublin University on the intellectual foundations of the New World.

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