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Christian Books For Children - The History from the 1600s thru the 1800s
In this episode, we trace the fascinating evolution of Christian children's literature, exploring how books written for young people shifted from stern spiritual preparation to lively, accessible character building. We began in the 17th century with Puritan works like James Janeway's A Token for Children, where real-life deathbed accounts served as solemn calls to early conversion, later expanded by Cotton Mather in colonial New England. As we moved into the 19th century, writers like Legh Richmond, Mrs. Sherwood, and Hesba Stretton ushered in narrative evangelical fiction, while traveling…
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