Title: Church, state, and freedom.
Authors: Pfeffer, Leo, 1910-
Publisher: Beacon Press
Year: 1953
Subjects: Church and state.; Church and state United States; Religion in the public schools.; Freedom of religion United States
Contents: Part One: The evolution of a principle -- 1. Old world antecedents -- A. Priest and king in ancient religion -- B. The Hebrew theocracy -- C. Ancient Greece -- D. Pre-Christian Rome -- E. Christianity oppressed -- F. The church triumphant -- G. Church and emperor in the Middle Ages -- H. The inquisition -- I. The Reformation -- 2. The solution in other countries -- A. Countries in the Catholic tradition -- a. Spain -- b. Portugal -- c. Italy -- d. Ireland -- e. Latin America -- f. Quebec -- B. Protestant countries -- a. Great Britain -- b. The Scandinavian countries -- C. Other west European countries -- D. Communist Europe -- E. Countries in the Moslem tradition -- F. Israel -- G. Other Asiatic countries -- H. Summary -- 3. The colonial period in America -- A. Old world patterns transplanted -- B. Puritan New England -- C. The Anglican establishments -- D. New York's multiple establishments -- E. Catholic Maryland -- F. Roger Williams "Livelie experiment" -- G. Pennsylvania --^