The book "The Beginnings of New England or the Puritan Theocracy in Its Relations to Civil and Religious Liberty" is written by the outstanding American historian John Fisk. In this work, the author examines in detail the history of the settlement of New England under the leadership of Puritan religious expansionists. The book analyzes the initial period of colonization of this region, the establishment of the Puritan Church and the formation of the theocratic system in New England. Fiske carefully examines the religious and political aspects of colonial life, Puritan attitudes toward civil liberties, and the relationship between church and state. In addition, he reflects on the influence of this theocracy on the formation of concepts of civil and religious freedom in America. John Fisk's book is known for its timely look at historical events and in-depth analysis of the influence of Puritan ideology on the formation of society in New England.