Letters On Subjects Connected With The History And Transactions Of The General Convention Of The New Jerusalem In America offers a fascinating glimpse into the early history of the New Jerusalem Church in the United States. Penned by John H. Wilkins, this collection of letters provides valuable insights into the organization, beliefs, and challenges faced by the Swedenborgian movement during its formative years.

Wilkins' letters delve into the key events, personalities, and theological debates that shaped the General Convention, offering a unique primary source for understanding this important chapter in American religious history. Readers interested in the history of Christianity, American religious movements, or the influence of Emanuel Swedenborg will find this a compelling and informative work.

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