A History of the Catholic Church in the American South, 1513-1900 [electronic resource] :   /
Woods, James M.,1952-
Gainesville : University Press of Florida,
c2011.
In a masterful survey of research on Catholicism in the South, Woods has done for that region what James Hennesey did for the Catholic Church in the United States in American Catholics
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In a masterful survey of research on Catholicism in the South, Woods has done for that region what James Hennesey did for the Catholic Church in the United States in American Catholics
Includes bibliographical references (p. 379-479) and index.
Cross and sword: the Spanish Catholic Mission to La Florida, 1513-1763 -- Padres, prairies, and Piney Woods: Catholicism in Spanish Texas, 1519-1763 -- Fleur-de-Lis: Catholicism in French lower Louisiana and the Gulf Coast, 1673-1763 -- To the manor born: Catholics in the Southern English colonies, 1633-1763 -- The Carroll era: Southern Catholics and the new American republic, 1763-1815 -- Church and state: the erosion of European empires in the south, 1763-1821 -- Annexation and accommodation: Catholic growth within the expanding south, 1815-1845 -- From aliens to Confederates: Catholics in the south, 1845-1865 -- A regional religion: Catholic prelates in the Postbellum South, 1865-1900 -- Migrations, movements, and ministry: Catholicism in the South, 1845-1900.
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Catholic Church