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Foreword--John Esposito
* Introduction
* Part I: Cognitive Coexistence
* Christian Soul-Searching
* Muslim Self-Assertion
* Dialogue: A Necessity or a Burden?
* Part II: Coexistence in Facts and Figures
* Sharing Exile
* Broken and Forfeited Bonds to the Land
* A Synod for Lebanon
* Three Weeks in Rome
* Cloaked in Coexistence
* The Swings of the Pendulum
* Coexistence in Uniform
* Part III: The Leaven in the Dough
* Democracy of the National Pact
* John Paul II in Lebanon
* Peace Without Eastern Christians?
* Conclusion
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Jason Holland
reviewed Bring down the walls on August 22, 2020
Bring down the walls
This is an interesting analysis of the Nullification Crisis of 1832-33, but it is written in a rather dry academic style that makes it slow going. I particularly liked Ellis' discussion of how nullification (the idea that any state, based on its sovereignty, may nullify - or refuse to acknowledge - any law passed by the federal government) fits in with various theories of states' rights. He also points out how the convergence of nullification and states' rights theories with efforts to justify slavery helped bring on the Civil War.
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