Intimate Relationships: Secret Affairs of Church and State in the United States and Liberia, 1925–1947.

The author discusses the collaboration between church and state in U.S. foreign affairs in the early 20th century. He shows that a covert collaboration of church and state existed well between U.S. and Liberia from 1925 to 1947, despite its contradiction with both countries' constitutions. He argues that the individuals and organizations involved in this collaboration, which he calls the "Liberia Education Project," kept this project secret because of its constitutional barriers.