A Narrative Of The Life Of John Marrant, Of New York, In North America: With An Account Of The Conversion Of The King Of The Cherokees And His Daughte

John Marrant was a prominent 18th century African American preacher and evangelist who played a key role in the spread of Christianity to Native American communities in the southeastern United States. This book provides a fascinating account of his life and work, offering insights into the complexities of race, religion, and identity in colonial America. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of Christianity in America, and the contributions of African American and Native American communities to this rich, diverse tradition.

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