Bailey kenneth k kenneth kyle (1 Ergebnisse)

VG green cloth backed black boards in spotted, price-clipped dj. x, [1], 180 p.; 21 cm. Contents -- 1. Southern White Protestantism at the turn of the century -- 2. Education and social concern, 1900-1917 -- 3. Fundamentalism and reform -- 4. The antievolution crusade -- 5. The campaign of 1928 -- 6. The impact of the depression -- 7. Since 1940 -- 8. Southern Protestantism and the South -- A bibliographical essay -- Index. -- `During the last dreary days of the Confereracy, a Mississippi Methodist preacher [Robert H. Crozier] defiantly exhorted his people: "If we cannot gain our political, let us establish at least our mental independence." The preacher's plea was portentous, for the future would demonstrate that military conquest had exacted no spiritual surrender. A proud and undaunted "mental independence" survived and flourished among southerners--a fountain both of weakness and of strength, of cohesion and of strife.' (p. 1). 1st ed. stated. Binding is Hardcover. …