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Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales His country, his times, and his contemporaries

By Edwin Paxton Hood

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Witness the transformation of a young minister into a legendary orator, whose words ignited the souls of a nation amid a landscape of cultural and religious intensity.

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2012-11-25
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"Christmas Evans, the Preacher of Wild Wales" by Edwin Paxton Hood is a historical biography that explores the life and impact of Christmas Evans, a celebrated Welsh preacher, and the historical context that shaped him. The book introduces the distinct characteristics of religiously driven oratory in Wales and how it profoundly resonated within its close-knit communities. Readers discover Evans' early difficulties and his rise as a minister against the backdrop of the spiritual climate of his time. His story shows both his personal experiences and the bigger picture of Welsh preaching, including the difficulties faced by religious leaders. The writer emphasizes the strong connection between a preacher and their folks, which comes from language and tradition.

About the Author

Edwin Paxton Hood (1820–1885) was an English nonconformist, writer, biographer and author.

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