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| − | '''Paul Blanshard''' is | + | '''Paul Blanshard''' (d. 1980; age 87) was a famous anti-[[Catholic]] [[bigot]].<ref>http://select.nytimes.com/gst/abstract.html?res=F60810FB355511728DDDA90B94D9405B8084F1D3</ref> His works have been referred to as those of a "professional" bigot differentiating them from less literary, less sophisticated efforts such as those of [[Jack Chick]]. Blanshard's most notorious work is ''American Freedom and Catholic Power'' (1951). Other works of anti-Catholic bigotry include ''The Irish and Catholic Power'' (1953) and Kennedy presidency-obsessed work ''The Future of Catholic Power'' (1961). <ref> [http://isites.harvard.edu/fs/docs/icb.topic204122.files/Week_Two/Massa_New_and_Old_Anti-Catholicism.pdf "New and Old Anti-Catholicism"] </ref> |
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Paul Blanshard (d. 1980; age 87) was a famous anti-Catholic bigot.[1] His works have been referred to as those of a "professional" bigot differentiating them from less literary, less sophisticated efforts such as those of Jack Chick. Blanshard's most notorious work is American Freedom and Catholic Power (1951). Other works of anti-Catholic bigotry include The Irish and Catholic Power (1953) and Kennedy presidency-obsessed work The Future of Catholic Power (1961). [2]