Religion as an Influence in Life and Thought v.1
Jackson County, Oregon, 1860-1890
by Wallace D. Farnham; a thesis presented to Dept of History and the Graduate School of the University of Oregon toward Doctor of Philosophy, June 1955
Table of Contents chapters: Religion in American History: I. A Historio-graphical Introduction; II. Material Foundations 1852-1890; III. Erecting the Pantheon with miners, farmers, and preachers; IV.The Whole Armor with clergy, sermons, church meetings, American Bible Society, church trends 1863-1890; V. John Doe's Religion with church attendance, morality, sabbath observance; VI. God and the Three R's with public, private and higher education schools; VII. Beyond the Hickory Stick with literary societies, lectures, newspapers, books and libraries; VIII. Oases for the Weary Pilgrims with recreation and organizations; IX. John Barleycorn with pioneer efforts and post-war crusade; X. Religion and the Climate of Opinion: A. Ballot and Caste with politics, female suffrage, races and classes; XI. Religion and the Climate of Opionion: B. Heretics and Believers with social ideals, science and free thought
Appendixes: Religion and the Schools, Religion and the Literary Societies, Composition and Religious Ties of Fraternal Groups, Religion and Temperance Groups, Religion and Village Politics