Hosea Ballou: A Marvellous Life-Story
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A warm popular biography of the greatest figure of American Universalism, written for the centennial generation by one of his successors in the ministry. Safford follows Ballou from his boyhood as a Calvinist farm-boy in Richmond, New Hampshire, through his conversion to universalism, his itinerant preaching, the writing of the Treatise on Atonement, and his long pastorate at Boston's Second Universalist Society, drawing on reminiscences of those who knew him.
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| Author | Safford, Oscar F |
|---|---|
| Published | 1888 |
| Publisher | Universalist publishing house 1889 |
| Section | Biography & Memoir |