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In this provocative work, Isaac J. Lansing explores the relationship between the Roman Catholic Church and American democracy. Drawing on both historical and contemporary sources, he offers a critical perspective on the role of the Church in American life, and argues that its influence has often been detrimental to the values of democracy and freedom.
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