<p>In 'The Simple Cobler of Aggawam in America,' Nathaniel Ward presents a satirical yet earnest exploration of the moral and social dilemmas faced by Puritan society in the mid-17th century. Through the lens of a cobbler, Ward critiques the complexities of religious conformity and individual autonomy, employing a colloquial yet impactful style that invites readers into the everyday struggles of colonial life. The text is crafted with an astute a...