Religion and the Continental Congress, 1774-1789
Davis, Derek
Religion and the Continental Congress, 1774-1789 contributions to original intent Derek H. Davis. - Oxford (England) New York Oxford University Press 2000. - xiv, 309 p. 25 cm. - Religion in America series . - Religion in America series (Oxford University Press) .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-301) and index.
Original intent as a basis for constitutional interpretation - - political status of religion in the fouding era - - Religion and the American Revolution - - summary view of politics and religion in the Continental Congress - - Chaplaincies and days of the religious ...ervance under Continental Congress - - Religious dimensions of the Declaration of Independence - - Religion and federalism during the Confederation Period - - national seal and a (national?) bible - - Continental Congress and religious liberty - - Virtue and the Continental Congress - - Continelntal Congress, original intent, and moder constitutional adjudication. The A A The The
0195133552
United States Continental Congress.
Freedom of religion--History.--United States
Constitutional history--United States.
Church and state--History.--United States
KF4783 / .D385 2000
Religion and the Continental Congress, 1774-1789 contributions to original intent Derek H. Davis. - Oxford (England) New York Oxford University Press 2000. - xiv, 309 p. 25 cm. - Religion in America series . - Religion in America series (Oxford University Press) .
Includes bibliographical references (p. 285-301) and index.
Original intent as a basis for constitutional interpretation - - political status of religion in the fouding era - - Religion and the American Revolution - - summary view of politics and religion in the Continental Congress - - Chaplaincies and days of the religious ...ervance under Continental Congress - - Religious dimensions of the Declaration of Independence - - Religion and federalism during the Confederation Period - - national seal and a (national?) bible - - Continental Congress and religious liberty - - Virtue and the Continental Congress - - Continelntal Congress, original intent, and moder constitutional adjudication. The A A The The
0195133552
United States Continental Congress.
Freedom of religion--History.--United States
Constitutional history--United States.
Church and state--History.--United States
KF4783 / .D385 2000