Catholics and Violence in the Nineteenth-Century Global World [Hardcover]

This book analyzes violence involving Catholics in the nineteenth-century world  revealing the motives for violence, showing the link between religious and secular grievances, and illuminating Catholic pluralism.

Introduction

Violence and the Negotiation of Difference: Nineteenth-Century Catholic Encounters with the Religious and Secular Other

Part 1: Rejecting Secularization

Chapter 1

Religion and Violence during the French Revolutionary and Napoleonic Wars: Between Tradition and Modernity

Chapter 2

To Be Consumed in Suffering for His Love : Violence, Religion, and Counterrevolution in Restoration Spain

Chapter 3

Anti-Liberal Violence in Belgium: Catholics in Defiance of State Legislation, 18571884

Chapter 4

Collective Violence and the Religious Politicization of Peasants on the Habsburg Periphery: Rabatz and Antisemitic Riots in West Galicia, 18461898

Chapter 5

Between the Soldiers of Pius IX and the Sons of Saint Felicitas: Catholic Pluralism and Religionero Violence in Michoac?n, Mexico, 18731877

Chapter 6

Religion and Violence in Nineteenth-Century Argentina: Teachings l“~