The Struggle for Religious Freedom in Virginia

The Struggle for Religious Freedom in Virginia tells the story of the long and ultimately successful campaign of the Baptists to secure their right to worship freely in colonial Virginia. Written by William Taylor Thom, this book draws on a wide range of sources to provide a thorough account of the struggle, and its implications for the future of religion in America.
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