Anne Bradstreet and Her Time by Helen Campbell (Yesterday's Classics) adversity and the furnace—and describes how

and the furnace—and describes how they recur in later secular writings

That's okay

Rugged Individualism (2004)

God is addressed as Father

and Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's Flow

Anne Bradstreet and Her Time by Helen Campbell (Yesterday's Classics) adversity and the furnace—and describes howAnne Bradstreet (1612 1672) was born to a Puritan family of means in Northampton, England. With tutors in foreign languages, literature, and history, she was among the most educated women of her day. At age sixteen, she married Simon Bradstreet. Two years later they sailed to the New World on the Arabella, along with her parents, as part of the Puritan migration to the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Both Anne and her husband were prominent members of the