"Historical Sketch of the Dorchester First Parish" offers a detailed look into the origins and development of one of New England's earliest religious communities. Authored by Daniel Weld Baker and Mary Baker Ordway, this historical account provides a window into the lives and faith of the parish members, tracing their journey from the early days of the Dorchester settlement.

The book explores the parish's role in the social and spiritual fabric of Dorchester, Massachusetts, chronicling significant events, key figures, and the evolving religious landscape. Readers interested in American religious history, local community studies, or genealogical research will find this sketch an invaluable resource, capturing the essence of a parish that has stood the test of time.

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