research question

Douglas Laycock DLaycock at law.utexas.edu
Mon Jul 25 15:00:51 PDT 2005


Also Thomas Buckley, Church and State in Revolutionary Virginia
1776-1787 (1977).  Eckenrode is a much older book -- early twentieth
century I think.
 
Douglas Laycock
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[mailto:religionlaw-bounces at lists.ucla.edu] On Behalf Of Gene Garman
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You will probably have to ILL it: Separation of Church and State in
Virginia, H. J. Eckenrode.

Gene Garman, M.Div.
America's Real Religion
www.americasrealreligion.org

Pybas, Kevin M wrote:


	Before traipsing to the library I would appreciate hearing from
list members what you regard as the best sources on the Virginia
religious controversy of the 1780s, i.e., on Patrick Henry's A Bill
Establishing a Provision for Teachers of the Christian Religion,
Madison's Memorial and Remonstrance, and the passage into law of
Jefferson's Bill for Establishing Religious Freedom.  
	 
	Off-list replies are welcome at kmp212f at smsu.edu
	 
	Thanks.
	 
	Kevin Pybas 
	
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