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A Perfect Freedom: Religious Liberty in Pennsylvania.

Thomas E. Buckley, J. William Frost

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Acknowledgements Introduction: the Pennsylvania traditions of religious liberty 1. The creation of religious liberty in early Pennsylvania 2. Pacifism and religious liberty 3. The clergy and religious liberty 4. Religious liberty in the revolution 5. Religious liberty and the republic 6. Politicians debate religious liberty 7. The churches and religious liberty 8. The legal implications of religious liberty 9. Religious liberty and the Catholic and Jewish minorities Epilogue: the dismantling Notes Bibliography Index.

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Key concepts: Religious freedom, Political science, Law, Sociology, Economic freedom