From Jamestown to Jefferson the evolution of religious freedom in Virginia (University of Virginia Press, 2011)
The origins of this volume lie in a semester-long symposium held during the fall of 2007 at Virginia Wesleyan College in Norfolk, Virginia, entitled "From Jamestown to Jefferson: The Evolution of Religious Authority in Colonial Virginia." The symposium was sponsored by the college's Center for the Study of Religious Freedom
Includes bibliographical references and index
Evidence of religion in seventeenth-century Virginia / Brent Tarter -- Lived religion in colonial Virginia / Edward L. Bond -- Religious diversity in colonial Virginia : red, black, and white / Philip D. Morgan -- Sectarians and strategies of dissent in colonial Virginia / Monica Najar -- Establishing new bases for religious authority / Thomas E. Buckley -- Virginia's contributions to the enduring themes of religious liberty in America / Daniel L. Dreisbach