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Borderland Religion
The Emergence of an English-Canadian Identity, 1792-1852
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Focusing on the Eastern Townships of Quebec, J.I. Little examines the unique religious landscape that shaped English-Canadian identity during the settlement period. Unlike the radical evangelical movements in New England, the region saw the dominance of British-based denominations like the Church of England and Wesleyan Methodist Society. This study reverses typical borderlands analysis by exploring how a shared culture diverged across an international boundary, highlighting the overlooked history of Protestantism in Quebec and the differing religious perspectives of Canadians and Americans.
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Borderland Religion, John Little
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- 2004
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- Title
- Borderland Religion
- Subtitle
- The Emergence of an English-Canadian Identity, 1792-1852
- Language
- English
- Authors
- John Little
- Publisher
- University of Toronto Press
- Released
- 2004
- Format
- Hardcover
- Pages
- 415
- ISBN13
- 9780802089168
- Category
- World history
- Description
- Focusing on the Eastern Townships of Quebec, J.I. Little examines the unique religious landscape that shaped English-Canadian identity during the settlement period. Unlike the radical evangelical movements in New England, the region saw the dominance of British-based denominations like the Church of England and Wesleyan Methodist Society. This study reverses typical borderlands analysis by exploring how a shared culture diverged across an international boundary, highlighting the overlooked history of Protestantism in Quebec and the differing religious perspectives of Canadians and Americans.