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(b. Jan. 1, 1705, Boston--d. Feb. 10, 1787, Boston), great-grandson of the
elder Charles Chauncy, Congregationalist minister and one of the leading
critics of the Great
Awakening (q.v.) revivalist
movement in the British American colonies in the mid-18th century. |
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A graduate of Harvard in 1721, Chauncy served the First Church of Boston
from 1727 until his death. His Seasonable Thoughts on the State of
Religion in New England (1743) was the nascent Unitarian reply to Jonathan
Edwards' Some Thoughts Concerning the Present Revival of Religion in
New England (1742), which represented the neo-Calvinist wing of
Congregationalism.
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