The Universalist church in Ohio

A scholarly state history from the denomination's own twentieth century. Robinson traces Universalism in Ohio from the first itinerants crossing the Alleghenies through the founding of societies, the debates, the newspapers, and the colleges (Buchtel among them), down to his own day — with the care for documentation of the modern historian rather than the partisan. One of the best of the state histories, and a natural companion to Smith's New York sketches and Rogers's western memoranda in this collection.

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