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Religion in the Development of American Culture, 1765-1840
By William Warren Sweet
362 pages
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- Charles Scribner's Sons
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- New York
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- 1952
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Table of contents
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- Title Page iii
- Preface vii
- Contents xi
- I - Religion in The Revolutionary Generation 1
- II - The Congregationalists and Presbyterians 3
- III - The Anglicans 14
- II - Religion in The Revolutionary Generation 33
- III - The Dutch Reformed 36
- IV - The Pacifists 39
- V - The Roman Catholics 40
- VI - Religion and the Continental Congress 45
- VII - The Revolution and Vital Religion 53
- III - Breaking Old World Ties: The Ordeal of Organization 54
- II - The Baptists 54
- III - The Presbyterians 59
- V - The Episcopalians 67
- Title Page iii
- Preface vii
- Contents xi
- I - Religion in The Revolutionary Generation 1
- II - The Congregationalists and Presbyterians 3
- III - The Anglicans 14
- II - Religion in The Revolutionary Generation 33
- III - The Dutch Reformed 36
- IV - The Pacifists 39
- V - The Roman Catholics 40
- VI - Religion and the Continental Congress 45
- VII - The Revolution and Vital Religion 53
- III - Breaking Old World Ties: The Ordeal of Organization 54
- II - The Baptists 54
- III - The Presbyterians 59
- V - The Episcopalians 67
- VII - The Non-English Speaking Bodies 75
- VIII - Religion in the Making of the Constitution 85
- IV - Religion Follows the Frontier 91
- III - The Plan or Union of 1801 and the Congregationalists 96
- IV - The Presbyterians 99
- V - The Episcopalians 102
- VI - The Baptist Farmer-Preacher 104
- VII - The Methodist Circuit-Rider 110
- VIII - The Roman Catholics 120
- IX - Quaker Migration Westward 126
- V - Barbarism Vs. Revivalism 129
- III - The Churches as Frontier Moral Courts 134
- IV - Revivalism 137
- V - Religion and Orderly Society 146
- Vl - Frontier Religious Songs 153
- VI - Religion and Our Cultural Foundations 160
- II - Religion as a History-Making Factor 161
- IV - The Two Legal Factors Which Paved the Way For the American College Movement 162
- V - Church Colleges Dominate the College Movement To the Civil War 163
- VI - College Founding a Frontier Phenomenon 164
- VII - Motives in College Founding 166
- VIII - Early Training Schools for the Ministry 167
- IX - Rise of Theological Seminaries 173
- X - The Rise of Theological Seminaries in the West 178
- XI - The Rise and Development of Religious Literature 184
- VII - The Revolt Against Calvinism 190
- II - Universalism 193
- III - The Trend Away from Calvinism Within Congregationalism 196
- V - New School Presbyterianism 203
- VI - The Frontier Phase 205
- VII - Liberalism in Kentucky 210
- VIII - Liberalism in the West 216
- X - The Campbell Revolt 219
- XI - The Methodist Attack 225
- XIII - Quaker Schism, 1827 228
- VIII - Disinterested Benevolence At Work 234
- II - Nationalism and Benevolence 237
- III - Indian Missions 239
- V - America a Mission Field 240
- VI - National Home Mission Societies 253
- IX - The Rise of Frontier Utopias 282
- III - Religious Communitarianism 292
- Epilogue 312
- Unpublished Dissertations 315
- Index 333