Perspectives on Atlantic History: some shared views of religion
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https://doi.org/10.3989/aeamer.2010.v67.i1.336Keywords:
Cultural History, Religion, Atlantic History, Puritanism, Catholicism, Comparative HistoryAbstract
Atlantic History has paid little attention to the common basis that originated a religious culture in the New World. This research rather than emphasizing the different cultural ways of colonizing in the British Empire and the Spanish Empire focuses on the complimentary aspects on both spaces in order to settle down those elements that contribute to a well-integrated Atlantic History.
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