A Century of Universalism in Philadelphia and New York
A century of Universalism in Philadelphia and New York : with sketches of its history in Reading, Hightstown, Brooklyn, and elsewhere
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A regional history by a veteran pastor of both cities. Philadelphia was the site of Elhanan Winchester's congregation and of the 1790 convention that gave American Universalism its first common profession, and New York grew into one of the denomination's great centers; Thomas tells the story of both, together with sketches of Universalism in Reading, Hightstown, Brooklyn, and elsewhere. Rich in local detail, anecdote, and biography found in no other source.
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| Author | Thomas, Abel Charles, 1807-1880 |
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| Published | 1872 |
| Publisher | Philadelphia : Collins, printer |
| Subjects | Universalist churches -- New York (State); Universalist churches -- Pennsylvania Philadelphia; Universalism -- History; New York (State) -- Church history; Philadelphia (Pa.) -- Church history |
| OCLC | 5001497 on WorldCat |
| Section | History |