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Preface to the Third Edition | |
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Preface to the Second Edition | |
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Preface to the First Edition | |
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Illustrations | |
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Acknowledgments | |
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The Old World and the New | |
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Natural Religion | |
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Ceremonies | |
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Hopi | |
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Zuni | |
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Chinook | |
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Kwakiutl | |
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Myths (things believed) | |
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Tsimshian | |
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Pima | |
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Cherokee | |
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Zuni | |
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New Spain | |
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Ponce de Leon | |
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Bartholomew de Las Casas and Sublimis Deus | |
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Dominicans in Florida | |
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Pedro Menendez de Aviles and the Jesuits | |
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Franciscans and Indian Revolt | |
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Franciscans in New Mexico | |
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New France | |
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French Views of Native Americans | |
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Advice to those "whom it shall please God to call to New France" | |
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Brebeuf's Instructions to Missionaries | |
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Martyrdom of Isaac Jogues, S.J. | |
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New France Proclaimed | |
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New Netherland and New Sweden | |
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Jonas Michaelius | |
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Johannes Megapolensis and the Mohawks | |
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Megapolensis and the Jews | |
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Megapolensis and Isaac Jogues | |
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John Printz of New Sweden | |
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Dutch Surrender | |
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England Anew | |
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Virginia | |
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John Rolfe and Pocahantas | |
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Anti-Catholicism | |
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Church Establishment | |
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Virginia's Cure | |
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Massachusetts | |
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Reasons for Removal: The Pilgrims | |
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Persuading London | |
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Reasons for Removal: The Puritans | |
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A Modell of Christian Charity | |
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Puritan Poets | |
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Special Cases: Maryland, Rhode Island, Pennsylvania | |
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Maryland and Roman Catholics | |
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English America's First Mass | |
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Rhode Island and the Baptists | |
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Pennsylvania and the Quakers | |
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Penn and Liberty of Conscience | |
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The English and the Indian | |
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Indian Missions in Massachusetts | |
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King Philip's War | |
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William Penn and the Indians | |
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Virginia Indians and the College of William & Mary | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Americanizing the Ways of Faith | |
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Religion and Social Order | |
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Congregationalism (Puritanism) | |
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Anne Hutchinson | |
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Mary Dyer | |
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Witchcraft at Salem: Trial of George Burroughs | |
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Witchcraft at Salem: Cotton Mather and Spectral Evidence | |
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Proposals of 1705 | |
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Jonathan Mayhew and the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel | |
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The Anglican (Episcopal) Church | |
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Maryland: Appeal to Bishop of London | |
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New York: Against "Jesuits & Popish Priests" | |
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New York: Against the Presbyterians | |
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North Carolina: Anglicanism "over-toping its power" | |
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South Carolina: Huguenot Quarrel | |
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Episcopacy Issue: Pennsylvania and New England | |
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Religious and Racial Variety | |
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Continental Diversity | |
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The Palatines | |
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The Salzburgers | |
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Gottlieb Mittelberger and the Atlantic Crossing | |
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Henry Muhlenberg: A Typical Day | |
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Jesuit Banishment | |
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British Diversity | |
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Muhlenberg as Ecumenical Churchman | |
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Muhlenberg and the Baptists | |
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Muhlenberg and Quaker Pacifism | |
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Episcopal Order vs. "congregational" Chaos | |
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Backcountry Baptists | |
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African and Indian Diversity | |
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Puritan Antislavery | |
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Episcopal Frustration | |
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Quaker Abolitionism | |
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Indian Captivity Narrative | |
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Quaker Testimony on the Indian | |
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Passions and Intellect | |
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Revivalism | |
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George Whitefield, Awakener | |
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Coming to Hear Whitefield | |
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Timothy Cutler, Opposer | |
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Gilbert Tennent's Warning to Ministers | |
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David Brainerd's Diary | |
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Letters of Esther Edwards Burr | |
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Colonial Colleges: "Nurseries of Piety" | |
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Harvard | |
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William & Mary | |
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Yale | |
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Dartmouth | |
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Jonathan Edwards | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Revolution: Political and Ecclesiastical | |
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Religion and Revolution | |
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Pacifism | |
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Moravians | |
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Mennonites | |
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Pacifism in Virginia | |
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Schwenkfelders | |
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Loyalism | |
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Quakers Support the King | |
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Pennsylvania Anglicans | |
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Personal Clerical Struggles | |
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Charles Inglis of New York | |
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Patriotism: A Matter of Bishops | |
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Rhetoric of Revolution | |
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Anthony Benezet | |
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John Allen | |
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Phillis Wheatley | |
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Isaac Backus | |
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Samuel Sherwood | |
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Aftermath of Revolution | |
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Religious Liberty Guaranteed | |
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Thomas Jefferson's Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom | |
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James Madison's Memorial and Remonstrance | |
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Isaac Backus and a Bill of Rights | |
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Religious Liberty Effected | |
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Virginia's Episcopalians | |
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Virginia's Baptists | |
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Virginia's Presbyterians | |
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Religious Liberty Tested: The Administration of George Washington | |
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Religion in the Revolution and the New Republic | |
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Religion, Rational and Natural | |
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Universalism | |
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Unitarianism | |
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Deism | |
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Religion, Evangelical and Hierarchical | |
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Methodism (White) | |
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Methodism (Black) | |
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Roman Catholicism | |
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The Practice of Piety | |
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Susanna Anthony of Newport | |
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John Leland of New England and Virginia | |
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Elizabeth Ann Seton of Baltimore | |
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Religion in the Young Republic | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Liberty Unleashed | |
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The Voluntary Principle | |
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Disestablishment | |
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Connecticut | |
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Massachusetts | |
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Voluntary Societies and Society's Reform | |
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Lyman Beecher on Dueling and Temperance | |
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American Bible Society | |
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American Sunday School Union | |
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American Tract Society and the Colporteur System | |
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Revivalism | |
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Harriet Livermore before Congress | |
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C. G. Finney | |
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The New Lebanon Convention | |
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Progress and the Perfect Society | |
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Transcendentalism and Brook Farm | |
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Emerson as Transcendentalist | |
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Peabody on Brook Farm | |
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Oneida Community and Bible Communism | |
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Complex Marriage | |
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Scientific Propagation | |
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Latter-Day Saints and New Revelation | |
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Joseph Smith Recounts His First Vision | |
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Printing of the Book of Mormon | |
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Joseph Smith's Revelation on Plural Marriage | |
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Joseph Smith's Martyrdom | |
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Brigham Young Assumes Leadership | |
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Exodus Announced | |
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Requirements for the Journey | |
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Church Authorities Appeal to Iowa Governor | |
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Restorations and Expectations | |
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Restorationism: Disciples of Christ | |
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Barton Stone | |
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Alexander Campbell | |
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Millennialism | |
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Shakers | |
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Millerites | |
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Adventists (Seventh-day) | |
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Spiritualism | |
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Margaret Fox | |
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Horace Greeley | |
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Denominations and Winning the West | |
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Plan of Union: Congregationalist and Presbyterians | |
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The Plan Adopted | |
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The Plan Implemented | |
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Frontier Religion: Baptists and Methodists | |
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Baptist Conversion | |
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Methodist Circuit | |
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Retreats and Revivals: Roman Catholicism | |
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Retreats in Maryland | |
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Bishop Flaget's Jubilee | |
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Missions vs. Revivals | |
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Frontier Fate: Winning, Losing | |
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A Survivor's Cup of Sorrow | |
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A Victim's Valley of Death | |
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Voluntarism Revisited | |
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The Principle Observed | |
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The Principle Defined | |
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The Principle Demonstrated | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Evangelical Empire: Rise and Fall | |
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Theology in the New Nation | |
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Robert Baird's "General Remarks" | |
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Alexander Campbell | |
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Charles Hodge | |
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Phoebe Palmer | |
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Horace Bushnell | |
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J. W. Nevin | |
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Charles Porterfield Krauth | |
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Pluralism or Protestantism | |
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Judaism | |
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Isaac Leeser as Catechist | |
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Isaac Mayer Wise in Albany | |
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Leeser's Missionary Journeys | |
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Roman Catholicism | |
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Trusteeism | |
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Orestes A. Brownson | |
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Isaac T. Hecker | |
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John England | |
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Hispanic Catholicism | |
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Nativism | |
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Samuel F. B. Morse | |
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Awful Disclosures | |
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Religious Know-Nothings | |
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Native American Revivals | |
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Handsome Lake | |
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Tenskwatawa | |
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Human Rights and American Religion | |
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Black Religion and Slavery | |
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Lemuel Haynes | |
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Slave Religion | |
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Nat Turner | |
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Daniel A. Payne | |
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Frederick Douglass | |
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Sojourner Truth | |
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Schism over Slavery | |
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The Methodists | |
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The Baptists | |
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The Presbyterians | |
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Women's Rights: The Grimke Sisters and Theodore Weld | |
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Indian Rights: The Cherokees | |
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U.S. House of Representatives | |
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Cherokee Nation v. State of Georgia | |
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Worcester v. State of Georgia | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Sectional Crisis and Reconstruction | |
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Debate over Slavery | |
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Varieties of Abolitionism | |
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Elijah Lovejoy | |
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William Lloyd Garrison | |
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Harriet Beecher Stowe | |
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Frederick Douglass | |
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Orestes A. Brownson | |
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White Apologists | |
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American Colonization Society | |
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John England | |
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James Henley Thornwell | |
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Thornton Stringfellow | |
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The Civil War as a Religious Event | |
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The Scene | |
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An Outcry against War | |
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"Christ in the Camp" | |
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Military Rule | |
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Territory Conquered | |
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Theological Reflection | |
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John Rice | |
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Charles Pettit McIlvaine | |
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The Christian Examiner | |
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Horace Bushnell | |
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Meditations on the Nation under God | |
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John Brown | |
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Philip Schaff | |
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Abraham Lincoln | |
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Charles Hodge | |
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After the War | |
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"Welcome to the Ransomed" | |
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Emancipation Celebrated | |
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Aid Solicited | |
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Education Offered | |
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Optimism Tempered | |
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Hopes Destroyed | |
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The Task | |
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Unity Maintained | |
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Division Hardened | |
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Lost Cause Affirmed | |
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African Americans Organized | |
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Suggested Reading | |
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Index | |