This book delves into the history and character of Congregational and Presbyterian ministers in New Hampshire, from the founding of the first church in 1638 to the mid-19th century. The author meticulously traces the growth of the ministry, detailing the qualifications, permanence, and doctrinal views of New Hampshire pastors over time. The book explores the impact of the Great Awakening and other religious revivals on the development of the ministry, and examines the ways in which ministers have shaped the moral and intellectual landscape of the state. Through statistical analysis and historical anecdotes, the author provides a comprehensive understanding of the role of the ministry in shaping the religious and cultural fabric of New Hampshire.

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