Sectarianism and Orestes Brownson in the American Religious Marketplace

PrologueChapter One: An Age of 'Crisis and Discontinuity': Brownson's Early Religious Confusion & MobilityChapter Two: 'A Sea of Sectarian Rivalries': The Second Great Awakening & Religious Conflict Chapter Three: 'I Am Slave to No Sect': Defense of Intellectual Freedom & Doubt Chapter Four: 'I Wished to Unite Men': A Vision of Religious Calm in the Midst of an Intellectual StormChapter Five: 'We Must Have Clothing and a Shelter': Search for a Religious HomeChapter Six: 'We Are Ourselves Too Polemical':Formation of a Rhetorical Pugilist Chapter Seven: 'A Dangerous and Pestilent Fellow': Return to Religious LiberalismChapter Eight: 'An Uncompromising Catholic and a Thoroughgoing Papist': End of a Long Journey Epilogue