History of bigotry in the United States
By: Edited and revised by Henry M. Christman
Contributors: Christman, Henry M.
Publisher: Capricorn Books
Published: 1960
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 474
Subjects: Freedom of religion; Persecution; Toleration; Race relations
Other titles: Bigotry in the United States.
Notes: Bibliographical footnotes.
Table of contents: title: The infusion begins; title: The strife of creeds; title: Theocracy comes over; title: Epidemic of plots; title: Partial obliteration; title: Liberalism makes progress; title: Colliding forces; title: Upheaval against Masons; title: Convent burned; title: Craze for "disclosures"; title: Samuel F.B. Morse's book; title: Nativism; title: The fruits of nativism; title: Know-nothings; title: Prejudice advances; title: The twilight of know-nothingism; title: The A.P.A.; title: The A.P.A. at its crest; title: Watson's dual campaigns; title: First and second Ku Klux Klan; title: "Invisible empire" nation wide; title: The decline of the hooded order; title: Campaigning on religious lines; title: Henry Ford's seven years calumnies against Jews; title: The protocols ; Ford's retraction; title: On the Nazi pattern; title: Hitler's advent the signal; title: Birds of a feather; title: Anti-Semitism via Father Coughlin; title: Christian fronters and mobilizers; title: "We want Lindbergh"; title: Wartime and post-war; title: McCarthy and McCarthyism; title: The struggle for integration.