Suomen herännäisyyden historia XIX:llä vuosisadalla II. 1836-1844

A detailed chronological study of a religious revival movement covering 1836–1844, organized into topical chapters that trace the rise of revivalist periodicals, regional awakenings, legal trials, and intra-movement disputes. The author examines correspondence, sermons, court records, and contemporary press to show how revival networks emerged, interacted with ecclesiastical authorities, and faced episodes of persecution and doctrinal contention. Themes include missionary efforts, pastoral practices, and the split between evangelical currents within the movement; the narrative maps geographical spread, key public controversies, and shifting alliances that shaped the movement's practical life and public reception.