Religion in the American Revolution

The following research papers were written by students in the 1989 seminar, "Religion in the American Revolution," under the supervision of Stephen A. Marini.

• "The Bolton Controversy of 1771," by John J. Argitis
• "The Effect that Episcopal Thought and Reconstitution Had on the Development of the U.S. Constitution," by Carleton D. Boardman
• "Religion and Revolution in South Carolina," by Daniel C. Brown
• "The Struggle for Power Between the Associate Presbytery and the Associate Reformed Presbytery During and After the American Revolution," by Richard Buckley
• "Idealogy and Historiography: A Study of Jonathan Mayhew," by Timothy Delahunty
• "The Dutch Reformed Church and the Revolutionary Identity," by David J. Edwards
• "Hymnody as Theology in the Revolutionary Era," by Dorothy Sue Malone
• "Shaker Theology: Celibacy, Confession and Infantilism Towards Perfection and the Return to Archaic Times," by Ann Nielsen
• "Influence of Revolutionary Theology on the American Colonists' Decision of Revolution," by Alan W. Nordquist
• "The Portrayal of Religion Through the Philadelphia Press During the American Revolution," by Sarah Prescott