Isbn: 9781643132198 - american demagogue: the great awakening and the rise and fall of populism (23 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: Good. ANew York Timesbestselling historianexamines how demagoguery and the populism it inspiresfor good and illis embedded in the very soul of our nation.

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Hardback. Condición: New. A New York Times bestselling historian examines how demagoguery and the populism it inspires-for good and ill-is embedded in the very soul of our nation.In November 1739, the American colonies felt an earthquake. It arrived not in the form of a natural disaster, but with a twenty-five-year-old preacher, George Whitefield. He had come to the New World to tell his listeners to repent their sins and be reborn in Christ, to reject the dead teachings of their unredeemed ministers, and to support his many holy endeavors. It worked: his stunning oratory and colorful theatrics gave him an almost ungodly sense of power over his audience. Overwhelmed with passion, his listeners experienced uplift and ecstasy in their quest for salvation. They also felt a great deal of fear, as his message divided congregations and split Americans into warring sides over God. Eventually, this spiritual uprising would acquire a new name-the Great Awakening-and it would alter the very fabric of American life in ways no one could have ever expected. Whitefield's methods inspired allies and imitators who drove the movement to greater heights-men like Gilbert Tennent, who issued threats against his enemies and imagined hell for those who disagreed with him, and Jonathan Edwards, a thoughtful theologian who nonetheless preached one of the most frightening sermons in history. Ben Franklin, too, played a key role in promoting and profiting by the Awakening, even as he was repelled by certain aspects of it. At the same time, radical new preachers rose up to inspire women and enslaved black Americans to offer their own testimony to God in ways that proved to be threatening to the colonial hierarchy.   The Great Awakening peaked and then collapsed, but it had a profound impact in reshaping the American mind. The voices of dissent left the churches and went into the streets, and aimed their rancor at a new target: the ruling power of Great Britain. And so what began as a revolution fought over words and gospel mutated into one fought with riots and violence, until it eventually exploded in to war. This book tells the story of that transformation, and the way a firebrand English preacher incited Americans to rebel against more than a century of tradition, and set a precedent for the kind of galvanizing agitator who is still with us today-the American Demagogue. Though almost three centuries have passed, the themes remain the same-anger, grievance, dissension, self-promotion, and social turmoil-as the tide of populism continues to rise and fall.…

Hardcover. Condición: New. Estado de la sobrecubierta: New. 1st Edition. In November 1739, the American colonies felt an earthquake. It arrived not in the form of a natural disaster, but with a twenty-five-year-old preacher, George Whitefield. He had come to the New World to tell his listeners to repent their sins and be reborn, to reject the teachings of their unredeemed ministers, and to support his holy endeavors. It workde: his stunning oratory and colorful theatrics gave him an almost unearthly sense of power over his audience, who were overwhelmed with passion, ecstasy, and fear. Whitefield's message soon divided Americans into warring sides over God. Eventually this spiritual uprising would acquire a new name -- the Great Awakening -- and it would alter the very fabric of American life in ways no one could have ever expected. Whitefield's methods inspired allies and imitators who drove the movement to greater heights -- men like Gilbert Tennent, who issued threats against his enemies and imagined hell for those who disagreed with him, and Jonathan Edwardds, a thoughtful theologian who nonetheless preached one of the most frightening sermons in history. Ben Franklin, too, played a key role in the Awakening, even as he was repelled by certain aspects of it. At the same time, radical new preahcers rose up to inspire women and enslaved black Americans in ways that proved to be threatening to the colonial hierarchy. The Great Awakening had a profound impact in reshaping the American mind. As the years passed, the voices of dissent moved from churches to the streets, and aimed their rancor at a new target: Great Britain. And so what began as a revolution fought with words and gospel mutated into one with riots and violence, until it exploded into war. J.D. Dickey shows how a firebrand English preacher incited Americans to rebel against more than a century of tradition -- and set a precedent for the kind of galvanizing agitator who is still with us today: the American Demagogue. Though almost three centuries has passed, the themes remain the same -- anger, grievance, dissension, self-promotion, and social turmoil -- as the tide of populism continues to rise and fall. PEGASUS BOOKS, HARDCVOVER, 1ST EDITION, 1ST PRINTING, 2019. THIS IS A BRAND NEW BOOK.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. A New York Times bestselling historian examines how demagoguery and the populism it inspires-for good and ill-is embedded in the very soul of our nation.In November 1739, the American colonies felt an earthquake. It arrived not in the form of a natural disaster, but with a twenty-five-year-old preacher, George Whitefield. He had come to the New World to tell his listeners to repent their sins and be reborn in Christ, to reject the dead teachings of their unredeemed ministers, and to support his many holy endeavors. It worked: his stunning oratory and colorful theatrics gave him an almost ungodly sense of power over his audience. Overwhelmed with passion, his listeners experienced uplift and ecstasy in their quest for salvation. They also felt a great deal of fear, as his message divided congregations and split Americans into warring sides over God. Eventually, this spiritual uprising would acquire a new name-the Great Awakening-and it would alter the very fabric of American life in ways no one could have ever expected. Whitefield's methods inspired allies and imitators who drove the movement to greater heights-men like Gilbert Tennent, who issued threats against his enemies and imagined hell for those who disagreed with him, and Jonathan Edwards, a thoughtful theologian who nonetheless preached one of the most frightening sermons in history. Ben Franklin, too, played a key role in promoting and profiting by the Awakening, even as he was repelled by certain aspects of it. At the same time, radical new preachers rose up to inspire women and enslaved black Americans to offer their own testimony to God in ways that proved to be threatening to the colonial hierarchy.   The Great Awakening peaked and then collapsed, but it had a profound impact in reshaping the American mind. The voices of dissent left the churches and went into the streets, and aimed their rancor at a new target: the ruling power of Great Britain. And so what began as a revolution fought over words and gospel mutated into one fought with riots and violence, until it eventually exploded in to war. This book tells the story of that transformation, and the way a firebrand English preacher incited Americans to rebel against more than a century of tradition, and set a precedent for the kind of galvanizing agitator who is still with us today-the American Demagogue. Though almost three centuries have passed, the themes remain the same-anger, grievance, dissension, self-promotion, and social turmoil-as the tide of populism continues to rise and fall.…

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