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title	:	Should the Children Pray? : A Historical, Judicial, and Political Examination of Public School Prayer
author	:	Fenwick, Lynda Beck.
publisher	:	Baylor University
isbn10 | asin	:
print isbn13	:	9780918954510
ebook isbn13	:	9780585135366
language	:	English
subject	Prayer in the public schools--United States--History, Freedom of religion--United States--History, Church and state--United States--History.
publication date	:	1989
lcc	:	LC111.F44 1989eb
ddc	:	377/.14
subject	:	Prayer in the public schools--United States--History, Freedom of religion--United States--History, Church and state--United States--History.

Page i Should the Children Pray? A Historical, Judicial, and Political Examination of Public School Prayer Lynda Beck Fenwick Markham Press Fund Waco, Texas

Page ii Copyright 1989 by MARKHAM PRESS FUND OF BAYLOR UNIVERSITY PRESS Waco, Texas 76798 Second Printing, 1990 All Rights Reserved The following publishers have generously given permission to use extended quotations from copyrighted works: Beehive Press: From The Most Delightful Country of the Universe, Promotional Literature of the Colony of Georgia, 17171734, introduction by Trevor R. Reese, copyright 1972 by Beehive Press; from General Oglethorpe's Georgia, Colonial Letters, 17331743, vols. I and II, edited by Mills Lane, copyright 1975 by Beehive Press. Doubleday, a division of Bantam, Doubleday, Dell Publishing Group, Inc.: From The Indomitable Baptists by O. K. Armstrong and Marjorie Moore Armstrong, copyright 1967 by O. K. and Marjorie M. Armstrong; from The Memoirs of Earl Warren by Earl Warren, copyright 1977 by Nina E. Warren. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc.: From Democracy in America by Alexis de Tocqueville, copyright 1960 by Alfred A. Knopf. Macmillan Publishing Company: From The Establishment Clause by Leonard W. Levy, copyright 1986 Macmillan Publishing Company, a Division of Macmillan, Inc. Reprinted with permission of Macmillan Publishing Company. Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data Fenwick, Lynda Beck, 1944 Should the children pray? : a historical, judicial, and political examination of public school prayer / Lynda Beck Fenwick. p. cm. Includes bibliographical references (p. ). ISBN 0-918954-51-7 (alk. paper) : $29.95 1. Prayer in the public schoolsUnited StatesHistory. I. Title LC111.F441989 377'.14dc20 89-62659 CIP Cover design by Lynda Beck Fenwick. This volume is the twenty-second published by the Markham Press Fund of Baylor University Press, established in memory of Dr. L. N. and Princess Finch Markham of Longview, Texas, by their daughters, Mrs. R. Matt Dawson of Waco, Texas, and Mrs. B. Reid Clanton, of Longview, Texas. Printed in the United States of America on acid-free paper.

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Page v Contents Introduction 1 1. European Religious Heritage 5 2. Colonization 12 3. Massachusetts 22 4. Rhode Island 30 5. Pennsylvania 35 6. Maryland 41 7. Virginia 45 8. Georgia 53 9. The Great Awakening 66 10. The American Revolution 73 11. Religious Freedom in Virginia 77 12. The First Amendment 91 13. Diversity 101 14. Implementation 106 15. The United States Supreme Court 111 16. Interpreting the First Amendment 123 17. The School Prayer Case:

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