| Description |
xvii, 305 pages : maps. |
| Contents |
The rise of infidelity to 1801 -- The religious life of Yale College -- The religious revival after 1801 -- The liberalizing of Calvinism -- An estimate of the Congregational Church membership -- The Protestant Episcopal Church -- The strict Congregationalists -- The Baptist church -- The Methodist-Episcopal church -- The smaller religious bodies -- Common grievances of dissenters -- Banks and the increase of capital -- Shipping and carry trade -- Manufactures -- Emigration and western lands -- Agriculture and sheep raising -- The working government -- Rise of the Democratic-Republican Party -- Federal Party organization -- Success of the Reform Party -- Completion of the Revolution. |
| Note |
Rev. and shortened version of the author's thesis, Yale University, first published in 1918. |
| Bibliography |
Bibliography: pages[267]-292. |
| Local Note |
Mar. 1995 Reclass 007413014 |
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Mar. 1995 Reclass 007413014 |
| Subject |
Connecticut -- History -- 1775-1865.
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Connecticut -- Politics and government -- 1775-1865.
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Connecticut -- Church history.
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