Born In Connecticut in 1703, died in Princeton in 1758;
pastor at Northampton, Mass., in 1727-50; missionary to the
Indians at Stockbridge in 1751-58; president of Princeton in
1758; his "Treatise Concerning the Religious Affections"
published in 1746; "Qualifications for Full Communion" in
1749; "The Freedom of the Will," his most famous book, in
1754; "Doctrine of Original Sin Defended" in 1758, and
"History of the Redemption" in 1772.