Walter, Thomas

The Oxford Companion to American Literature | 1995 | 434 words | Copyright

Walter, Thomas (1696–1725), Congregational minister of Massachusetts, author of The Grounds and Rules of Musick Explained; or, an Introduction to the Art of Singing by Note (1721); a book of poems, The Sweet Psalmist of Israel (1722); and an attack on radical theological views, A Choice Dialogue Between John Faustus, a Conjuror, and Jack Tory, His Friend (1720), for which material was gathered by his uncle, Cotton Mather.

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