The General Association of Massachusetts

This book provides a detailed history of the General Association of Massachusetts, a religious organization founded in 1705 to promote Calvinism in the state. It includes biographical information on many of the organization's key leaders, as well as accounts of its activities and achievements over the centuries.
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