Separation of Church and State Book

	Acknowledgments
	Introduction	1
I	Late Eighteenth-Century Religious Liberty	19
1	Separation, Purity, and Anticlericalism	21
2	Accusations of Separation	65
3	The Exclusion of the Clergy	79
4	Freedom from Religious Establishments	89
II	Early Nineteenth-Century Republicanism	109
5	Demands for Separation: Separating Federalist Clergy from Republican Politics	111
6	Keeping Religion Out of Politics and Making Politics Religious	130
7	Jefferson and the Baptists: Separation Proposed and Ignored as a Constitutional Principle	144
III	Mid-Nineteenth-Century Americanism	191
8	A Theologically Liberal, Anti-Catholic, and American Principle	193
9	Separations in Society	252
10	Clerical Doubts and Popular Protestant Support	268
IV	Late Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Constitutional Law	285
11	Amendment	287
12	Interpretation	335
13	Differences	360
14	An American Constitutional Right	391
	Conclusion	479
	Index	493