Unitarianism in America: A History of its Origin and Development

by George Willis Cooke

[[13]] Freedom and Fellowship in Religion, 261.

[[14]] Freedom and Fellowship in Religion, 24.

[[15]] Ibid., 42.

[[16]] Ibid., 216.

[[17]] Fifty Affirmations, 47.

[[18]] Report of the Second Meeting of the National Conference, 20.

[[19]] Memoir of Charles H. Brigham, with Sermons and Lectures.

[[20]] Christian Register. March 15, 1900, lxxxix. 300; Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Worcester Conference, 7, address by Dr. Hale. See Memoir of Charles Lowe, 372.

[[21]] Church Exchange, May, 1899, vi. 59.

[[22]] This association of ministers was organized August 17, 1819, and was orthodox, but found itself Unitarian when the denominational change took place.