Persecution and liberty
Subtitle: essays in honor of George Lincoln Burr.
Contributors: Burr, George Lincoln, 1857-1938
Publisher: The Century Co.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 482
Subjects: Persecution.; Liberty.; Religious liberty.; History
Notes: Bibliographical references.
Table of contents: value: The theory of persecution, by E. W. Nelson.; value: Hebrew history and historical method, by A. T. Olmstead.; value: Nugae palaeographicae, by E. A. Lowe.; value: A lost diploma of Otto III, by E. V. Moffett.; value: Social aspects of medieval heresy, by A. P. Evans.; value: The consent of the English lower clergy to taxation during the reign of Henry III, by W. E. Lunt.; value: The attitude of Erasmus toward toleration, by W. K. Ferguson.; value: Sebastian Castellio and the toleration controversy of the sixteenth century, by R. H. Bainton.; value: Lelio Sozzini's confession of faith, by E. M. Hulme.; value: Vincenzo Maggi, a Protestant politician, by F. C. Church.; value: John de Feckenham and the Marian reaction, by A. H. Sweet.; value: The Colloquium heptoplomeres of Jean Bodin, by G. H. Sabine.; value: James I of England and the Little Beagle letters, by F. G. Marcham.; value: A seventeenth century humanitarian; Hermann Löber, by L. O. Gibbons.; value: The first Earl of Shaftesbury, by L. F. Brown.; value: Further considerations on the origins and nature of the enlightened despotism, by G. M. Dutcher.; value: The young Barère, by L. Gershoy.; value: Early Revolutionary newspapers, by G. G. Andrews.; value: The French Revolution; conspiracy or circumstance? By L. R. Gottschalk.; value: Agitation against the slave trade in Rhode Island, 1784-1790, by E. Donnan.