DEI in 17th Century New England

The Magnalia Christi Americana reminds us that America’s story was never simple. Seventeenth-century New England was already negotiating diversity and inclusion

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DEI in 17th Century New England

THE Magnalia Christi Americana, is not just a Puritan history; it is the earliest printed version of a debate we’re still having : WHO BELONGS in the story of AMERICA?

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DEI in 17th Century New England

THE Magnalia Christi Americana, is not just a Puritan history; it is the earliest printed version of a debate we’re still having : WHO BELONGS in the story of AMERICA?

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Magnalia Christi Americana, not just reading Puritan history; we’re reading the earliest printed version of a debate we’re still having – Who belongs in the story of America?

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