| Summary: | protestant n Dr. Story, Re pencilled notes on 'Protes- tant;, I would suspect it would defend in community + the _time_. Before Church [inc], Methodists were more numerous than Presbyterians and Congregationalists + so could easily be equated with term 'Protestant'. Mrs. Hulley, of course, is interpreting strictly from R.C. usage, i.e. a non- [reverse] Roman-Catholic. 'Protestant' in the States can also be synonymous with the extreme evangelical or fundamentalist swing. RH maybe slight modification later: spec., M~ [check] Good Used I Not used Withdrawn reverse side of P_17141
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