Duncan, Jason K.

Citizens or Papists? the politics of anti-Catholicism in New York, 1685-1821 / [electronic resource] : Jason K. Duncan. - 1st ed. - New York : Fordham University Press, 2005. - xviii, 253 p. - Hudson Valley heritage series, 3 1534-1399 ; . - Hudson Valley heritage series ; no. 3. .

Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-243) and index.

"The hand of popery in this hellish conspiracy" : the legacy of Anti-Catholicism in Colonial New York -- "The encouragement popery had met with" : Catholics and religious liberty in Revolutionary New York -- "No foreign ecclesiastical authority" : Catholics and Republican citizenship -- "Federalists and tories carrying everything with a high hand" : Catholics and the politics of the 1790s -- "In all countries such distinctions are odious : in none more so than this" : political equality in the early republic -- "A middle party?" : Catholics and Republican Nationalism -- "The great chain of national union" : Catholics and the Republican triumph -- Conclusion -- "A most Democratic and Republican class.


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Catholic Church--History.--New York (State)


Anti-Catholicism--History.--New York (State)
Christianity and politics--New York (State)


New York (State)--Church history.


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