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A perfect Babel of confusion: Dutch religion and English culture in the middle colonies

Balmer, Randall Herbert.

Year: 1989.

Publisher: Oxford University Press.

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1. Confusion and Scattering: Anglo-Dutch Wars and the Demise of Reformed Hegemony

2. Religion in Great Danger: Leisler's Rebellion and Its Repercussions

3. A Most Unhappy Division: The Ministry Act, Demographic Changes, and the Rise of Frontier Pietism

4. Fit for Catechizing: The Long Island Schism and the Society for the Propagation of the Gospel

5. Flames of Contention: The Raritan Dispute and the Spread of Pietism

6. Peculiar Conversions: Revival and Reaction in New Jersey and New York

7. Consumed by Quarrels: Dutch Religion in the Revolutionary Era

APPENDIX A Chronology of Dutch Reformed Churches

APPENDIX B Prosopography of Colonial Dutch Clergy

APPENDIX C New York City Property Valuations, 1674

APPENDIX D Consistory Members of New York City Church, 1689-1701

APPENDIX E Dutch Reformed Polity

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Title:

A perfect Babel of confusion : Dutch religion and English culture in the middle colonies Randall Balmer.

Author:

Balmer, Randall Herbert

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A perfect Babel of confusion : Dutch religion and English culture in the middle colonies Randall Balmer.
Balmer, Randall Herbert
New York: Oxford University Press, 1989.

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Subject Headings:

• Reformed Church -- New York (State) -- History
• Reformed Church -- New Jersey -- History
• Dutch Americans -- New York (State) -- Religion
• Dutch Americans -- New Jersey -- Religion
• New York (State) -- Religious life and customs
• New Jersey -- Religious life and customs
• New Jersey -- Ethnic relations
• New York (State) -- Ethnic relations

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