The Church for Americans Revised and Enlarged

Originally published in 1910, Brown's book remains a fascinating historical document of the early 20th-century debates about the role of the Church in American society. Brown argues for a more inclusive and progressive understanding of Christianity that broke with many of the traditional conventions of the day.

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