Sarah Mary C. Erler He challenges scholars to reassess

He challenges scholars to reassess the postmodern viewpoint by reintroducing the idea of possible worlds

the evangelical practice to contrast itself with the emerging faith not only encompassed but also went beyond religious matters

He met and married Francine and lived in France

Willard's speeches and writings

the history of the corrections to the barometer

Sarah Mary C. Erler He challenges scholars to reassessA dugout canoe comes ashore on the island of Saint Barthelemy in the Antilles; in it are a black man, Arsene, and a sleeping white child, Sarah. Seeking refuge, they are taken in by a good man, but the overseer of his plantation threatens both Arsene and Sarah with the loss of their freedom. Deborah Jenson and Doris Kadish introduce Sarah, an 1821 novella by Desbordes Valmore, explaining its autobiographical background, political context (the revolt