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Christopher Walton

Christopher Walton

Christopher Walton is a PhD student in history at Southern Methodist University. He specializes in religion and the American Revolution, examining the intersection between history, political theory, and Christian theology in the American colonial and revolutionary eras. He is particularly interested in the thought and experiences of Presbyterian and Congregational ministers during the Revolutionary era, the intersection of rhetoric and identity, and the effects of the Revolution on denominational structures and congregational life. Christopher holds a Bachelor of Arts from Whitefield College and a Masters of American Studies from the University of Dallas.

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Features, Reviews October 20, 2021 October 19, 2021

Review: Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband’s American Revolution

Book Review: Redemption from Tyranny: Herman Husband’s American Revolution by Bruce E. Stewart (Charlottesville, VA and London: University of Virginia Press, 2020) On a…

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Prewar Politics (<1775), Religion, Speeches and Addresses August 5, 2021 August 3, 2021

Election Sermons and Collective Identity in Massachusetts, 1760–1775

“It is Hoped that this People will Unitedly Exert Themselves:”[1] In August 1765, crowds gathered on the streets of Boston protesting Parliament’s Stamp Act,…

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