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Law And Providence In Joseph Bellamy'S New England: The Origins Of The New Divinity In Revolutionary America (Religion In Americ,New di Perna Winner Of The Pulitzer PrizefinalistThis Study Of Religious Thought And Social Life In Early America Focuses On The Career Of Joseph Bellamy (17191790), A Connecticut Calvinist Minister Noted Chiefly For His Role In Originating The New Divinitythe Influential Theological Movement That Evolved From The Writings Of Bellamy'S Teacher, Jonathan Edwards. Tracing Bellamy'S Contributions As A Preacher, Noted Controversialist, And Church Leader From The Great Awakening To The American