Research Catalog

Title

The religious background of American Culture, by Thomas Cuming Hall ...

Author

Hall, Thomas Cuming, 1858-1936.

Publication

Boston, Little, Brown, and Co., 1930.

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Details

Description

xiv, 348 pages; 23 cm

Subject

• Wycliffe, John, -1384
• Lollards
• Dissenters, Religious > England
• Protestantism
• Dissenters, Religious
• Religion
• Dissenters, Religious > Great Britain
• United States > Church history
• United States > Religion
• England
• United States

Genre/Form

Church history.

Note

• "General bibliography": p. [315]-326; "Chapter bibliographies"; p. [327]-337.

Bibliography (note)

• "General bibliography": pages 315-326; "Chapter bibliographies"; p. 327-337.

Contents

The genesis of the English dissenting tradition -- John Wyclif, the father of the dissenting tradition -- The Lollard Movement -- Lollardism up to the time of Henry VIII -- Continental Protestantism and the Dissenting Tradition in England -- Henry VIII and Anglo-Catholicism -- The Elizabethan Purtitanism -- New England and its religious tradition in North America -- The religious tradition of Massachusetts Bay Colony -- The religious tradition of the colony of Virginia -- Religious toleration and colonial culture -- The Great Awakening and its influence upon American Culture -- Organized Christianity and the American Revolution -- The collapse of organized Protestantism in the New Republic -- The reorganization of American Protestantism -- Religious and American capitalism -- Religion and America's awakening intellectual life -- The lay element in Anglo-American dissent -- The Roman Catholic communion in American culture -- The continental type of Protestantism in America -- Religious denominations and the struggle for cultural unity in the United States -- Recent phases of Anglo-American Protestantism.

LCCN

• 30018755
• SBRT20299

OCLC

• ocm01439505
• 1439505
• SCSB-294362

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library