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- Foreword
- Preface
- I. Power, Responsibility, and Style
- II. Fear of Individuality: John W. Francis and the New York Medical Community
- III. Branding Iron and Retrospect: Lawyers in the Cumberland River Country
- IV. Permanency in the New England Clergy: The General Problem and the New Hampshire Case
- The Polemic Background, 1699–1799
- Ministers’ Explanations of the Decline in Permanency
- Empirical Data on Permanency: The New Hampshire Case
- The Underlying Causes of Decline
- Responses to Impermanency, 1835–1886
- V. Stasis
- Notes
- Index