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Series Editors' Preface; Foreword; Acknowledgements; Contents; Editors and Contributors; Introduction; Part I Religion and Revolution in Global Perspective; The Huguenot Diaspora and the Politics of Religion in Revolutionary France ; The Semantics of Religious Identity and Toleration; The Problem of the Public; Liberty and Land; Conclusion; Counter-Revolution and Cosmopolitan Spirituality: Anquetil Duperron's Translation of the Upanishads ; Responses to the Revolution; Causes of the Revolution; Fighting the Revolution; Spiritual Warfare and Esoteric Syncretism; Esoterism and Anti-Modernism
Religion and the Atlantic World: The Case of Saint-Domingue and French Guiana Saint-Domingue; French Guiana; Conclusion; Secularization by Stealth? Émigrés in Britain During the French Revolution ; Improvisation and Alienation; Logistical Divisions; Part II Global Legacies of Religion and the French Revolution; Alexis de Tocqueville: Civil Religion, Race, and the Roots of French Universalism, 1830-1857 ; Christianity: The Foundation of Democratic Institutions; Christianity's Role in the Emancipation of Slaves and the Maintenance of Empire; Race and Religion in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France
Christianity and the Racialization of Religion in French AlgeriaConclusion; Out of the Cloister and into the World: Catholic Nuns in the Aftermath of the Revolution ; The Closing of the Convents; Religious Life Renewed; The Missionary Impulse; Lamennais' Dilemma: Reconciling Religion and Revolution ; Lamennais and the Liberty of the Catholic Church; Lamennais and the Liberty of Peoples; Lamennais and the Freedom of Conscience; Conclusion; Religion and Secularization in Bavaria in the Age of Revolution, 1777-1817 ; The German Rome; The Impact of the French Revolution; The Dawn of a New Era
Secularization"The War Against God"; Religious Tolerance; Responses, Resistance, and Revolt; The Concordat of 1817 and the Catholic Revival; Conclusion; Comparative Republican Religion: Eighteenth-Century France and Twentieth-Century Turkey ; Epilogue; Index
Religion and the Atlantic World: The Case of Saint-Domingue and French Guiana Saint-Domingue; French Guiana; Conclusion; Secularization by Stealth? Émigrés in Britain During the French Revolution ; Improvisation and Alienation; Logistical Divisions; Part II Global Legacies of Religion and the French Revolution; Alexis de Tocqueville: Civil Religion, Race, and the Roots of French Universalism, 1830-1857 ; Christianity: The Foundation of Democratic Institutions; Christianity's Role in the Emancipation of Slaves and the Maintenance of Empire; Race and Religion in Mid-Nineteenth-Century France
Christianity and the Racialization of Religion in French AlgeriaConclusion; Out of the Cloister and into the World: Catholic Nuns in the Aftermath of the Revolution ; The Closing of the Convents; Religious Life Renewed; The Missionary Impulse; Lamennais' Dilemma: Reconciling Religion and Revolution ; Lamennais and the Liberty of the Catholic Church; Lamennais and the Liberty of Peoples; Lamennais and the Freedom of Conscience; Conclusion; Religion and Secularization in Bavaria in the Age of Revolution, 1777-1817 ; The German Rome; The Impact of the French Revolution; The Dawn of a New Era
Secularization"The War Against God"; Religious Tolerance; Responses, Resistance, and Revolt; The Concordat of 1817 and the Catholic Revival; Conclusion; Comparative Republican Religion: Eighteenth-Century France and Twentieth-Century Turkey ; Epilogue; Index