The Roger Williams Calendar

Explore the life and legacy of Roger Williams, a key figure in early American history, with "The Roger Williams Calendar." This collection provides insights into the beliefs and actions of the theologian and advocate for religious freedom who founded the colony of Rhode Island. Delve into his complex relationship with the Puritan establishment and his commitment to fair dealings with Native Americans. Discover the enduring impact of Williams's radical ideas on the development of American democracy and religious liberty. A must-read for anyone interested in the foundations of American thought and the struggle for individual conscience.
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