Maryland Toleration

This book is a historical study of religious toleration in colonial Maryland, focusing on the period from 1634 to 1692. It examines the complex interactions between Protestants and Catholics in the colony, and the gradual evolution of a policy of religious diversity and freedom. It is an important contribution to the scholarship on early American history and religious studies.

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