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Citizens or Papists? .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:52 PS PAGEi hudson valley heritage series RobertF.Jones,serieseditor 1. RobertO.Binnewies,Palisades:100,000Acresin100Years. 2. Brian J. Cudahy, Rails Under the Mighty Hudson: The Story of theHudsonTubes,thePennsyTunnels,andManhattanTransfer. .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:53 PS PAGEii Citizens or Papists? the politics of anti-catholicism in new york, 1685–1821 Jason K. Duncan fordham university press new york 2005 .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:53 PS PAGEiii Copyright(cid:2)2005FordhamUniversityPress Allrightsreserved.Nopartofthispublicationmaybe reproduced,storedinaretrievalsystem,or transmittedinanyformorbyanymeans—electronic, mechanical,photocopy,recording,orany other—exceptforbriefquotationsinprintedreviews, withoutthepriorpermissionofthepublisher. HudsonValleyHeritageSeries,No.3 ISSN1534-1399 LibraryofCongressCataloging-in-PublicationData Duncan,JasonK. CitizensorPapists?:thepoliticsofAnti- CatholicisminNewYork,1685–1821/JasonK. Duncan.—1sted. p. cm.—(HudsonValleyheritageseries;3) Includesbibliographicalreferencesandindex. ISBN0-8232-2512-7(hardcover) 1.Anti-Catholicism—NewYork—History. 2. CatholicChurch—NewYork—History. 3. Christianityandpolitics—NewYork. 4.New York—Churchhistory. I.Title. II.Series. BR520.D86 2005 305.6(cid:2)82747—dc22 2005016811 PrintedintheUnitedStatesofAmerica 07 06 05 5 4 3 2 1 Firstedition .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:53 PS PAGEiv Tomyparents,DavidandKayDuncan .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:53 PS PAGEv .................11470$ $$FM 08-09-0511:21:54 PS PAGEvi Contents Acknowledgments ix Introduction xiii Prologue:‘‘DisordertoNoneButPapists’’:Leisler’s RebellionandtheMakingofAnti-CatholicisminColonial NewYork 1 1: ‘‘TheHandofPoperyinthisHellishConspiracy’’:The LegacyofAnti-CatholicisminColonialNewYork 19 2: ‘‘TheEncouragementPoperyHadMetWith’’:Catholics andReligiousLibertyinRevolutionaryNewYork 30 3: ‘‘NoForeignEcclesiasticalAuthority’’:Catholicsand RepublicanCitizenship 54 4: ‘‘FederalistsandToriesCarryingEverythingWithAHigh Hand’’:CatholicsandthePoliticsofthe1790s 81 5: ‘‘InAllCountriesSuchDistinctionsAreOdious:InNone MoreSoThanThis’’:PoliticalEqualityintheEarly Republic 109 6: ‘‘AMiddleParty?’’:CatholicsandRepublicanNationalism 133 7: ‘‘TheGreatChainofNationalUnion’’:Catholicsandthe RepublicanTriumph 161 Conclusion:‘‘AMostDemocraticandRepublicanClass’’ 189 vii .................11470$ CNTS 08-09-0511:21:56 PS PAGEvii viii Contents Notes 197 Bibliography 225 Index 245 .................11470$ CNTS 08-09-0511:21:56 PS PAGEviii Acknowledgments With so much thanks to give, I would like to express my deep ap- preciationandgratitudetomymanyoutstandingteachers,beginning with those at St. Catherine of Siena School and Christian Brothers AcademyinAlbany.SpecialthanksgotoBernieLammersandRuth Kreuzer of St. Lawrence University and Richard Stites of George- townUniversity.AttheUniversityofIowa,whereIbeganthisproj- ect, I was fortunate enough to meet and work with the late Sydney V. James, who taught me much about the craft of history and of the pleasures of early American history. From my first semester in graduate school at Iowa, Allen Steinberg pushed me to do my best workandalsotookmyscholarshiponitsownterms,forwhichIam very grateful. Linda Kerber’s sharing of her deep understanding of the early republic and her important words of wisdom and encour- agementhave alsoshapedthis work.AlthoughEllisHawley wasnot involvedinthisproject,Ilearnedmuchfromhim,asIdidfromShel Stromquist, Ken Cmiel, and Dwight Bozeman. Sarah Hanley and MacRohrboughwereextraordinaryintheirgenerosityandhospital- ity. I would be remiss if I did not thank the staff at Iowa, especially Mary Strottman and Jean Aiken, for their friendship and assistance at many a key moment. Iowa City was also the scene of a lively graduatecommunityduringthe1990s;DanLewis,JohnFry,Michael ix .................11470$ $ACK 08-09-0511:21:59 PS PAGEix

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Based on careful work with rare archival sources, this book fills a gap in the history of New York Catholicism by chronicling anti-Catholic feeling in pre-Revolutionary and early national periods. Colonial New York, despite its reputation for pluralism, tolerance, and diversity, was also marked by s
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