The Intellectual Life of Colonial New England

The book is a paperback edition with noticeable wear. The cover shows creases and edge wear, consistent with frequent handling. The binding remains intact, but the pages exhibit some yellowing typical of older paperbacks. There is no dust jacket, as expected for this format.

Samuel Eliot Morison's "The Intellectual Life of Colonial New England" is a detailed exploration of the cultural and intellectual currents that shaped early American society. This edition, published by Cornell University Press in 1967, is the sixth printing, highlighting the ongoing interest in Morison's work since its original publication. Morison, a renowned historian, meticulously examines the educational and philosophical influences in New England from the 17th to the 18th century. This paperback edition is part of the Cornell Paperbacks series, offering accessibility to Morison's influential research. While not a first edition, this printing is valuable for its contribution to historical scholarship and its enduring relevance in colonial studies. The book is in a well-used condition, indicative of its utility as a resource for historians and enthusiasts alike.