Harlem Valley Churches: Social Action and Interreligious Collaboration in West Harlem.
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Works matching IS 07358318 AND DT 2021 AND VI 39 AND IP 4
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Pursuing and Impeding: Civil Rights and the Redemptorist Mission in Orangeburg, South Carolina, 1930–1955.
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Image Changers: Catholic Chaplains and Nurses Encounter Non-Catholic America in the Civil War.
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"We shall be a Catholic country": Counting Catholics in the Antebellum United States.
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"Wilhelmina Jones, Come Out!": Public Reaction to the Reception of Sister M. Stanislaus Jones into Georgetown Visitation Monastery, 1825–1826.
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An Agent of Anarchy and Tyranny: Martin Luther and American Democracy in Antebellum Catholic Apologetics.
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