History of bigotry in the United States - Myers, Gustavus, 1872-1942. (New York : Random House, 1943)
The infusion begins -- Blue laws -- Witchcraft -- The strife of creeds -- Theocracy comes over -- Some antecedent persecutions -- Tables turned -- Epidemic of plots -- Partial obliteration -- Liberalism makes progress -- Colliding forces -- Upheaval against Masons -- Convent burned -- Craze for disclosures -- Samuel F. B. Morse's book -- Nativism -- The fruits of nativism -- Know-Nothings -- Prejudice advances -- The twilight of know-nothingism -- The A. P. A. -- The A. P. A. at its crest -- Watson's dual campaigns -- First and second Ku Klux Klan -- "Invisible Empire" nation wide -- The decline of the hooded order -- Campaigning on religious lines -- Henry Ford's seven years' calumnies against Jews -- 1. The protocols. 2. Ford's retraction -- On the Nazi pattern -- Hitler's advent the signal -- Birds of a feather -- Anti-Semitism via Father Coughlin -- Christian fronters and mobilizers -- "We want Lindbergh".
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Keywords: Freedom of religion -- United States; Persecution -- United States; Toleration; United States -- Race relations