Standing against the whirlwind: The Evangelical party in the nineteenth century Protestant Episcopal church

This book is in good condition, with a solid binding and clean pages. There is no dust jacket present. The exterior shows minimal wear, with a small green sticker on the spine. The interior is free from inscriptions or library markings, maintaining the integrity of the text.

"Standing against the whirlwind: The Evangelical party in the nineteenth century Protestant Episcopal church" by Diana Hochstedt Butler, Ph.D., offers an in-depth exploration of the dynamics within the Protestant Episcopal Church during the 1800s. Published by University Microfilms International in 1991, this work originates from Duke University research. This edition provides a comprehensive analysis of the Evangelical influence and its impact on religious practices and church politics of the time. The book is printed in a sturdy format, typical of U.M.I.'s dissertation services, making it a valuable resource for scholars and historians interested in religious studies and church history. This edition is particularly significant for its scholarly contribution and detailed examination of a pivotal period in Protestant history. The book is in good condition, with no dust jacket, and has not been signed or inscribed.