Churches and Social Order in Nineteenth- and Twentieth-Century Canada

By Examinng Education, Charity, Community Discipline, The Relationship Between Clergy And Congregations, And Working-class Religion, The Contributors Shift The Field Of Religious History Into The Realm Of The Socio-cultural. This Novel Perspective Reveals That The Christian Churches Remained Dynamic And Popular In English And French Canada, As Well As Among Immigrants, Well Into The Twentieth Century.