This definitive edition of the works of Roger Williams, the celebrated theologian and founder of Rhode Island, brings together all of his major writings in a single volume. From his bold defense of religious tolerance to his searing critiques of colonialism and slavery, Williams’s voice remains timely and inspiring today.
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