Church and State in the United States or The American Idea of Religious Liberty and it's Practical Effects

Exploring the interplay between religion and government in America, this book examines the concept of religious liberty and its real-world implications. Featuring official documents, it provides historical insights into the American idea of separation of church and state. The 1888 edition offers a thorough analysis of how these principles have shaped society, making it a valuable resource for understanding the foundational aspects of American democracy and religious freedom.