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Intro -- TABLE OF CONTENTS -- DEDICATION -- PREFACE -- ILLUSTRATIONS -- CHAPTER ONE-THE CHURCH: FRIEND OR FOE OF THE NEGRO? -- CHAPTER TWO-THE CHURCH AND EARLY SLAVERY -- CHAPTER THREE-REVIVAL OF SLAVERY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY -- CHAPTER FOUR-MAGNETIC GOLD -- CHAPTER FIVE-INTRODUCTION OF SLAVERY INTO AMERICA -- THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE INTRODUCTION OF SLAVERY INTO LOUISIANA -- SLAVERY IN MARYLAND -- CHAPTER SIX-THE CHURCH AND THE CIVIL WAR -- CATHOLIC ACTION IN THE CIVIL WAR -- CHAPTER SEVEN-THE CHURCH'S ATTITUDE TOWARD SLAVERY IN AMERICA -- CHAPTER EIGHT-SLAVERY IN BISHOP ENGLAND'S DIOCESE -- MUNICIPAL REGULATIONS AND SIGHTS -- CHAPTER NINE-SLAVE AUCTIONS -- BOARDING WITH AN EX-CLERGYMAN -- SLAVE LAWS AND LEGAL PROCEDURE -- CHAPTER TEN-CHARACTER AS MOLDED BY SLAVERY -- CHARACTER AS MOLDED BY SLAVERY -- CHAPTER ELEVEN-CHURCH OWNERSHIP OF SLAVES -- CHAPTER TWELVE-RIOTS IN NEW YORK CITY -- CHAPTER THIRTEEN-A FOREIGNER'S VIEW OF SLAVERY -- CHAPTER FOURTEEN-CATHOLIC CHARACTER AND CHARACTERISTICS -- ON PURGATORY -- CHAPTER FIFTEEN-THE CHURCH AND TEMPORAL POWER.

The Paper tracks down the development of parallel liberalist and populist agendas within the Catholic camp; it analyses the factors of each of them that have attracted portions of Catholics; it reflects on the tensions that are arising among Catholic groups that endorse diverging political platforms. It concludes by making the claim that both liberalism and populism fail to adequately address some of the concerns that define contemporary Catholicism.