Hellfire Nation
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Hellfire Nation

The Politics of Sin in American History

  1. 592 pages
  2. English
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Hellfire Nation

The Politics of Sin in American History

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Publisher
Yale University Press
Year
2008
ISBN
9780300130232
Edition
1
Topic
Storia
Subtopic
Storia nordamericana

Table of contents

  1. Contents
  2. Preface
  3. Introduction: A Nation with the Soul of a Church
  4. Part I: The Puritan Foundations of Morality Politics (1630–1776)
  5. Chapter 1. Us: The City on a Hill
  6. Chapter 2. Them: Heretic, Heathen, and Witch
  7. Chapter 3. The Puritans Become America
  8. Part II: The Abolitionist Crusade (1800–1865)
  9. Chapter 4. The Wrath of God in Black and White
  10. Chapter 5. Abolition!
  11. Chapter 6. South: The Pro-Slavery Argument
  12. Chapter 7. North: The Ragged Chorus of the Union
  13. Part III: The Victorian Quest for Virtue (1870–1929)
  14. Chapter 8. Purity and the Woman’s Sphere
  15. Chapter 9. White Slaves and the Modern Witch-Hunt
  16. Chapter 10. Temperance: Crucible of Race and Class
  17. Chapter 11. Prohibition and the Rise of Big Government
  18. Part IV: The Social Gospel at High Tide (1932–1973)
  19. Chapter 12. The New Deal Call to Alms
  20. Chapter 13. Manifest Destiny and the Cold War
  21. Chapter 14. The Sixties
  22. Part V: The Puritans Roar Again
  23. Chapter 15. Modern Morals
  24. Epilogue
  25. Notes
  26. Index