Critics like Meredith Neuman and Harry Stout have analyzed these works based on handwritten notes written in response to them.
Critics like Meredith Neuman and Harry Stout have analyzed these works based on handwritten notes written in response to them. In a fictional example of these works, a man is compared to the description on a handbill promising "five hundred gold coins for the apprehension of a parricide." Jonathan Mayhew drew on John Locke to write one of these works often called the "morning gun" of the American Revolution. Many of these works were either "execution" or "election" ones, such as "Errand Into the Wilderness" by Samuel Danforth. One of these texts, which offers a "two-stranded lesson" regarding a man seeking a ship to Tarshish, appears in Moby-Dick, while another of them begins by discussing the quote "their foot shall slide in due time" and compares people to a spider being held over a fire. For 10 points, name these works that were popular among the Puritans, which included "A Model 
Critics like Meredith Neuman and Harry Stout have analyzed these works based on handwritten notes written in response to them.
sermons [prompt on "speeches"]