Delve into the fascinating world of Puritan names with Charles W. Bardsley's "Curiosities of Puritan Nomenclature." This meticulously researched volume explores the unique naming conventions and etymology employed by the Puritans, offering a compelling glimpse into their social history. Discover the origins and meanings behind distinctive English names prevalent during this transformative period.
More than just a study of nomenclature, this book provides valuable insights into the Puritan worldview and the values they enshrined in the names they chose for their children. Explore the linguistic landscape of the era and uncover the cultural significance embedded within these historical appellations. A vital resource for anyone interested in English social history, linguistics, or the enduring legacy of Puritanism.
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