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American Religion : Literary Sources & Documents. [ Complete set, 3 volumes ] (1998)
EN HC FEISBN: 9781873403211 bzw. 1873403216, Bände: 1-3, in Englisch, Helm Information, Robertsbridge, first edition, 1998. gebundenes Buch, Erstausgabe.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wykeham Books [162256], LONDON, United Kingdom.
Helm Information, Robertsbridge, first edition, 1998. 3 vols, rexine, 8vo, in publisher's card box, xx, 455 + ix, 440 + x, 586 pp, 18 ills. An attractively produced set. Vol I : From the beginning of European settlement to the effects of political independence; Vol II : Religion in the new nations: revolution to reconstruction; Vol III : Modern American religion since the late nineteenth century. From the publisher's description: "Volume I explores and documents the early settlements on the American mainland; the impact of Christianity and missionaries on the native American peoples; the development of slavery; and the tensions between communities as a result of growth and religious pluralism up to and including independence. Volume II looks at how the separation of church and state and the guarantee of religious freedom led to the development of even greater religious pluralism during the nineteenth century; the impact of religion on the issues of slavery and political organisation culminating in the civil war and its aftermath. Volume III examines the religious consequences of the mass immigrations of the early twentieth century ; the impact of industrialisation and urbanisation of religious behaviour and ideas; the sources and effects of change in race relations; new thought, Eastern influences and modern evangelism." From a review in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 50, 4, October 1999 : "Turley's documents cover an extraordinary range of material and offer a rich resource for the study and especially the teaching of religious and social history. David Turley's three volumes on American religion are one of a series of literary sources and documents intended to offer wide-ranging collections of source material on various aspects of American history and culture. In keeping with the purpose of the series this collection is deliberately bulky but sets out to be representative rather than exhaustive. It is less a research tool in itself, for the material on any particular subject is necessarily limited, than a sequence of signposted entrances into areas for more detailed examination; as such it will also prove a useful source for teaching American cultural history at an advanced level. It also provides useful material for the study of other, more secular, themes such as immigration and the incorporation of different ethnic groups into American society. The collection opens with an extended introductory survey of American religious history followed by bibliographies covering all aspects of its subject. Thereafter the documents extend from Alexander Whitaker's Good newes from Virginia of 1613 and Edward Johnson's Wonder working providence of Sion's saviour of 1654 to Malcolm X on black revolution in 1971 and Grace Halsell on Jerry Falwell's prophecy of the imminent second coming of Christ after a nuclear armageddon, in 1987. The immense diversity of American religion is very creditably demonstrated by the choice of documents." - Colin Bonwick. As New in box.
Helm Information, Robertsbridge, first edition, 1998. 3 vols, rexine, 8vo, in publisher's card box, xx, 455 + ix, 440 + x, 586 pp, 18 ills. An attractively produced set. Vol I : From the beginning of European settlement to the effects of political independence; Vol II : Religion in the new nations: revolution to reconstruction; Vol III : Modern American religion since the late nineteenth century. From the publisher's description: "Volume I explores and documents the early settlements on the American mainland; the impact of Christianity and missionaries on the native American peoples; the development of slavery; and the tensions between communities as a result of growth and religious pluralism up to and including independence. Volume II looks at how the separation of church and state and the guarantee of religious freedom led to the development of even greater religious pluralism during the nineteenth century; the impact of religion on the issues of slavery and political organisation culminating in the civil war and its aftermath. Volume III examines the religious consequences of the mass immigrations of the early twentieth century ; the impact of industrialisation and urbanisation of religious behaviour and ideas; the sources and effects of change in race relations; new thought, Eastern influences and modern evangelism." From a review in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 50, 4, October 1999 : "Turley's documents cover an extraordinary range of material and offer a rich resource for the study and especially the teaching of religious and social history. David Turley's three volumes on American religion are one of a series of literary sources and documents intended to offer wide-ranging collections of source material on various aspects of American history and culture. In keeping with the purpose of the series this collection is deliberately bulky but sets out to be representative rather than exhaustive. It is less a research tool in itself, for the material on any particular subject is necessarily limited, than a sequence of signposted entrances into areas for more detailed examination; as such it will also prove a useful source for teaching American cultural history at an advanced level. It also provides useful material for the study of other, more secular, themes such as immigration and the incorporation of different ethnic groups into American society. The collection opens with an extended introductory survey of American religious history followed by bibliographies covering all aspects of its subject. Thereafter the documents extend from Alexander Whitaker's Good newes from Virginia of 1613 and Edward Johnson's Wonder working providence of Sion's saviour of 1654 to Malcolm X on black revolution in 1971 and Grace Halsell on Jerry Falwell's prophecy of the imminent second coming of Christ after a nuclear armageddon, in 1987. The immense diversity of American religion is very creditably demonstrated by the choice of documents." - Colin Bonwick. As New in box.
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American Religion : Literary Sources & Documents. [ Complete set, 3 volumes ] (1998)
~EN HC US FEISBN: 9781873403211 bzw. 1873403216, Bände: 1-3, vermutlich in Englisch, Helm Information, Robertsbridge, first edition, 1998, gebundenes Buch, gebraucht, guter Zustand, Erstausgabe.
Von Händler/Antiquariat, Wykeham Books [162256], LONDON, United Kingdom.
3 vols, rexine, 8vo, in publisher's card box, xx, 455 + ix, 440 + x, 586 pp, 18 ills. An attractively produced set. Vol I : From the beginning of European settlement to the effects of political independence; Vol II : Religion in the new nations: revolution to reconstruction; Vol III : Modern American religion since the late nineteenth century. From the publisher's description: "Volume I explores and documents the early settlements on the American mainland; the impact of Christianity and missionaries on the native American peoples; the development of slavery; and the tensions between communities as a result of growth and religious pluralism up to and including independence. Volume II looks at how the separation of church and state and the guarantee of religious freedom led to the development of even greater religious pluralism during the nineteenth century; the impact of religion on the issues of slavery and political organisation culminating in the civil war and its aftermath. Volume III examines the religious consequences of the mass immigrations of the early twentieth century ; the impact of industrialisation and urbanisation of religious behaviour and ideas; the sources and effects of change in race relations; new thought, Eastern influences and modern evangelism." From a review in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 50, 4, October 1999 : "Turley's documents cover an extraordinary range of material and offer a rich resource for the study and especially the teaching of religious and social history. David Turley's three volumes on American religion are one of a series of literary sources and documents intended to offer wide-ranging collections of source material on various aspects of American history and culture. In keeping with the purpose of the series this collection is deliberately bulky but sets out to be representative rather than exhaustive. It is less a research tool in itself, for the material on any particular subject is necessarily limited, than a sequence of signposted entrances into areas for more detailed examination; as such it will also prove a useful source for teaching American cultural history at an advanced level. It also provides useful material for the study of other, more secular, themes such as immigration and the incorporation of different ethnic groups into American society. The collection opens with an extended introductory survey of American religious history followed by bibliographies covering all aspects of its subject. Thereafter the documents extend from Alexander Whitaker's Good newes from Virginia of 1613 and Edward Johnson's Wonder working providence of Sion's saviour of 1654 to Malcolm X on black revolution in 1971 and Grace Halsell on Jerry Falwell's prophecy of the imminent second coming of Christ after a nuclear armageddon, in 1987. The immense diversity of American religion is very creditably demonstrated by the choice of documents." - Colin Bonwick. As New in box.
3 vols, rexine, 8vo, in publisher's card box, xx, 455 + ix, 440 + x, 586 pp, 18 ills. An attractively produced set. Vol I : From the beginning of European settlement to the effects of political independence; Vol II : Religion in the new nations: revolution to reconstruction; Vol III : Modern American religion since the late nineteenth century. From the publisher's description: "Volume I explores and documents the early settlements on the American mainland; the impact of Christianity and missionaries on the native American peoples; the development of slavery; and the tensions between communities as a result of growth and religious pluralism up to and including independence. Volume II looks at how the separation of church and state and the guarantee of religious freedom led to the development of even greater religious pluralism during the nineteenth century; the impact of religion on the issues of slavery and political organisation culminating in the civil war and its aftermath. Volume III examines the religious consequences of the mass immigrations of the early twentieth century ; the impact of industrialisation and urbanisation of religious behaviour and ideas; the sources and effects of change in race relations; new thought, Eastern influences and modern evangelism." From a review in Journal of Ecclesiastical History, 50, 4, October 1999 : "Turley's documents cover an extraordinary range of material and offer a rich resource for the study and especially the teaching of religious and social history. David Turley's three volumes on American religion are one of a series of literary sources and documents intended to offer wide-ranging collections of source material on various aspects of American history and culture. In keeping with the purpose of the series this collection is deliberately bulky but sets out to be representative rather than exhaustive. It is less a research tool in itself, for the material on any particular subject is necessarily limited, than a sequence of signposted entrances into areas for more detailed examination; as such it will also prove a useful source for teaching American cultural history at an advanced level. It also provides useful material for the study of other, more secular, themes such as immigration and the incorporation of different ethnic groups into American society. The collection opens with an extended introductory survey of American religious history followed by bibliographies covering all aspects of its subject. Thereafter the documents extend from Alexander Whitaker's Good newes from Virginia of 1613 and Edward Johnson's Wonder working providence of Sion's saviour of 1654 to Malcolm X on black revolution in 1971 and Grace Halsell on Jerry Falwell's prophecy of the imminent second coming of Christ after a nuclear armageddon, in 1987. The immense diversity of American religion is very creditably demonstrated by the choice of documents." - Colin Bonwick. As New in box.
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American Religion: Literary Sources and Documents (The Helm Information Literary Sources & Documents Series) (3 Volumes) (1998)
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American Religion: Literary Sources and Documents (The Helm Information Literary Sources & Documents Series) (3 Volumes) (1998)
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