Empires of Religion

Chapter 1 Introduction: Empires of Religion

Chapter 2 The Consolidation of Irish Catholicism within a Hostile Imperial Framework: A Comparative Study of Early Modern Ireland and Hungary

Chapter 3 Anti-Catholicism and the British Empire, 1815–1914

Chapter 4 An Empire of God or of Man? The Macaulays, Father and Son

Chapter 5 Religious Literature and Discourses of Empire: The Scottish Presbyterian Foreign Mission Movement

Chapter 6 ‘Making Black Scotsmen and Scotswomen?’ Scottish Missionaries and the Eastern Cape Colony in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter 7 Archbishop Vaughan and the Empires of Religion in Colonial New South Wales

Chapter 8 ‘Brighter Britain’: Images of Empire in the International Child Rescue Movement, 1850–1915

Chapter 9 Saving the ‘Empty North’: Religion and Empire in Australia

Chapter 10 ‘The Sharer of My Joys and Sorrows’: Alison Blyth, Missionary Labours and Female Perspectives on Slavery in Nineteenth-Century Jamaica

Chapter 11 Richard Taylor and the Children of Noah: Race, Science and Religion in the South Seas

Chapter 12 From African Missions to Global Sisterhood: The Mothers’ Union and Colonial Christianity, 1900–1930

Chapter 13 Ireland’s Spiritual Empire: Territory and Landscape in Irish Catholic Missionary Discourse

Chapter 14 Canadian Protestant Overseas Missions to the Mid-Twentieth Century: American Influences, Interwar Changes, Long-Term Legacies