<p>In 'The Rogerenes,' John R. Bolles meticulously contextualizes the eponymous religious sect within the broader tapestry of American religious dissent. Deeply entrenched in the historical discourse of the 17th century, Bolles' exploration of the Rogers family offers a poignant commentary on the quest for spiritual autonomy and resistance against institutional orthodoxies. His narrative, rich with archival discoveries, not only resuscitates a bu...