Rediscover the pivotal role of Samuel Gorton in shaping early American ideals of religious freedom with "Samuell Gorton: A Forgotten Founder of our Liberties. First Settler of Warwick, R. I." This meticulously researched biography by Lewis G. Janes sheds light on a significant, yet often overlooked, figure in 17th-century colonial history. Explore the life and times of Samuel Gorton, a central figure in the establishment of Warwick, Rhode Island, and a staunch advocate for individual liberties.

Delve into the historical context of Gorton's struggles and triumphs as he navigated the complex religious landscape of the era. This book offers valuable insights into the challenges faced by early settlers and the development of religious thought in the colonies. A crucial read for anyone interested in the foundations of American liberty, "Samuell Gorton" provides a unique perspective on the history of Rhode Island and the enduring quest for freedom of conscience.

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