John Winthrop's sermon on the Arbella is interpreted as foundational to American identity, framing the nation as a 'city on a hill,' a beacon of exceptionalism.
While John Winthrop emphasized community and shared suffering, his son, John Winthrop the Younger, was captivated by occultism, showcasing a duality in colonial thought.
John Dee's writings, including his concept of the British Empire, reveal the intertwining of occultism and the early nation-building efforts in America.
John Winthrop the Younger was influenced by both Christianity and the magical arts, illustrating the diverse intellectual landscape of early American founders.
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