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Voices from "The cheap seats" : popular American reactions to issues raised in the papal encyclical Testem Benevolentiae, 1899 : a discussion of contemporary newspaper articles reacting to the "Americanist Crisis" of 1899 as preserved in the Paulist Archives, Washington DC
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Abstract
The focus of this thesis, is a collection of
contemporary clippings about the Americanist controversy which
were preserved in the 52nd Street Paulist Library in New York
City and thereafter moved to the Paulist Archives attached to the
Order's institute near American University in Washington DC.
Many clippings in the collection, ordered chronologically by
anonymous Brothers, are simply record pieces abstracting various
speeches and epistles on the Americanist issue, or straightforward
reportage on unfolding events which tell us only what is covered
better in histories of the era.
SECTION ONE - AMERICANISM: THE NATIONAL CONTEXT
SECTION TWO - THE PAULIST CLIPPINGS
SECTION THREE - AFTERMATH AT THE TOP, CONSEQUENCES AT THE BOTTOM
| Item Type: | Thesis - Unspecified |
|---|---|
| Authors/Creators: | Bretz, Lew |
| Keywords: | Catholic Church, Americanism (Catholic controversy) |
| Copyright Holders: | The Author |
| Additional Information: | Includes bibliographical references. Thesis (M.Hum.)--University of Tasmania, 1996 |
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