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Introducation 7
1 The "Age of Licentious Liberty": Deism in America 15
2 The Ambivalent Deist: Benjamin Franklin 51
3 The Frontier Deist: Ethan Allen 87
4 The Iconoclastic Deist: Thomas Paine 113
5 The Deistic Christian: Thomas Jefferson 145
6 The Crusader for Deism: Elihu Palmer 179
7 Deism's Poet: Philip Freneau 213
8 Zion Restored: The Decline and Fall of American Deism 245
Index 275
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Anatole Manniste
reviewed Revolutionary Deists: Early America's Rational Infidels on January 03, 2013
Revolutionary Deists: Early America's Rational Infidels
Not as riveting as I ad hoped. Still a test read, but its 'case by case' approach promised to be revealing, yet filled in much material available in the biographical matter available on each of the founders. Certainly this is a great book to orient oneself regarding the religious radicalism of some of the Founding Fathers, yet it failed to explain Deism's later fortunes, nor the profound influence it had on the nation. Certainly an interesting primer, but given the tameness of the Founding Father's chosen, nor a contextualisation of Deist beliefs and its origins this work begs for a rewrite, or even a series.
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