"Oaths of Allegiance in Colonial New England" is a study written by Charles Evans that explores the complex relationship between the colonists of New England and the British Crown through the lens of oaths of allegiance. The author studies the history and meaning of these oaths, their influence on the political and social sphere of colonial society. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the legal context, religious views and political attitudes of the time, revealing traces of a complex system of oaths that defined the relationship between the colonists and the supreme authority. Through Evans's detailed research, the reader gains a deeper understanding of the historical context of colonial New England and the importance of concepts of allegiance and loyalty to the shaping of society and politics of the time.