Universalism in America, Vol. II: 1801–1886

Eddy's second volume carries the history through the nineteenth century: the era of Hosea Ballou and the Winchester Profession, the explosive growth of societies and periodicals, the Restorationist controversy, and the maturing of the denomination's colleges and institutions. It closes with a bibliography of Universalist literature that is itself a landmark of American religious bibliography and a principal finding aid for collections like this one.

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