Preface Acknowledgements 1. Introduction: Religion and Nationhood in Modern Britain 2. A Strange Warming? The Formatin of Victorian Religion 3. God Made Them High or Lowly? Official Religion 4. Outside the Sheepfold? Unofficial Religion 5. High Tide of Faith? National Identity around 1950 6. Thine is the Kingdom? Politics, Community, and the Monarchy 7. The Real Free Church? Culture and Belief 8. Onward CHristian Soldiers? The Empire and War 9. Conclusion:Nationalism and Secularization
John Wolffe
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