David W. Bebbington is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Stirling in Scotland. He is the author of Baptists through the Centuries: A History of a Global People, Patterns in History: A Christian Perspective on Historical Thought, The Evangelical Quadrilateral: Characterizing the British Gospel Movement, The Evangelical Quadrilateral: The Denominational Mosaic of the British Gospel Movement, and The Gospel in Latin America: Historical Studies in Evangelicalism and the Global South.

• ForewordDavid W. BebbingtonIntroductionRobert J. JoustraPart One: America1. Protestant Dissenters, a Second Magna Carta, and Religious FreedomNicholas P. Miller2. William Jennings Bryan, the Round Table Club, and Religious FreedomJeffrey McDonald3. George W. Truett and Religious LibertyTodd D. Still4. "Their Blood Cries Out": Religious Freedom and Persecution PoliticsMelani McAlister 5. Principled Position or Interest Group Politics?: Evangelicals and Religious Liberty in the Trump EraBarry HankinsPart Two: The World6. Evangelical Toleration in the Age of Wilberforce: Dissenters, Missionaries, and Colonial OthersJohn Coffey7. "Totalitarianism in Religion": Roman Catholicism, Religious Liberty, and the British Evangelical Imagination before Vatican IIJohn Maiden8. Norman Anderson, Islam, and Religious Freedom in NigeriaTodd M. Thompson9. Evangelicals and the Communist Regimes in Postwar East-Central EuropeMary Heimann10. An Open Door That No One Can Shut: Evangelicals under Repression in China, 1949–1982Wai Luen KwokAfterwordJudd BirdsallContributors

David W. Bebbington is Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Stirling in Scotland. He is the author of Baptists through the Centuries: A History of a Global People, Patterns in History: A Christian Perspective on Historical Thought, The Evangelical Quadrilateral: Characterizing the British Gospel Movement, The Evangelical Quadrilateral: The Denominational Mosaic of the British Gospel Movement, and The Gospel in Latin America: Historical Studies in Evangelicalism and the Global South.

• ForewordDavid W. BebbingtonIntroductionRobert J. JoustraPart One: America1. Protestant Dissenters, a Second Magna Carta, and Religious FreedomNicholas P. Miller2. William Jennings Bryan, the Round Table Club, and Religious FreedomJeffrey McDonald3. George W. Truett and Religious LibertyTodd D. Still4. "Their Blood Cries Out": Religious Freedom and Persecution PoliticsMelani McAlister 5. Principled Position or Interest Group Politics?: Evangelicals and Religious Liberty in the Trump EraBarry HankinsPart Two: The World6. Evangelical Toleration in the Age of Wilberforce: Dissenters, Missionaries, and Colonial OthersJohn Coffey7. "Totalitarianism in Religion": Roman Catholicism, Religious Liberty, and the British Evangelical Imagination before Vatican IIJohn Maiden8. Norman Anderson, Islam, and Religious Freedom in NigeriaTodd M. Thompson9. Evangelicals and the Communist Regimes in Postwar East-Central EuropeMary Heimann10. An Open Door That No One Can Shut: Evangelicals under Repression in China, 1949–1982Wai Luen KwokAfterwordJudd BirdsallContributors