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Unitarianism in America

by George Willis Cooke

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  1. 1Preface
  2. 2I — Introduction — English Sources of American Unitarianism
  3. 3Renaissance
  4. 4Reformation
  5. 5Toleration
  6. 6Arminianism
  7. 7English Rationalists
  8. 8II — The Liberal Side of Puritanism
  9. 9III — The Growth of Democracy in the Churches
  10. 10Arminianism
  11. 11The Growth of Arminianism
  12. 12Robert Breck
  13. 13Books Read by Liberal Men
  14. 14The Great Awakening
  15. 15Cardinal Beliefs of the Liberals
  16. 16Publications Defining the Liberal Beliefs
  17. 17Phases of Religious Progress
  18. 18IV — The Silent Advance of Liberalism
  19. 19Growth of Toleration
  20. 20V — The Period of Controversy
  21. 21Final Separation of State and Church
  22. 22VI — The American Unitarian Association
  23. 23Initial Meetings
  24. 24Work of the First Year
  25. 25Work of the First Quarter of a Century
  26. 26Publication of Tracts and Books
  27. 27Domestic Missions
  28. 28VII — The Period of Radicalism
  29. 29Results of Fifteen Years
  30. 30VIII — The Denominational Awakening
  31. 31Results of the Denominational Awakening
  32. 32IX — Growth of Denominational Consciousness
  33. 33X — The Ministry at Large
  34. 34Association of Young Men
  35. 35Preaching to the Poor
  36. 36Tuckerman as Minister to the Poor
  37. 37Tuckerman’s Methods
  38. 38Organization of Charities
  39. 39Benevolent Fraternity of Churches
  40. 40Other Ministers at Large
  41. 41Ministry at Large in Other Cities
  42. 42XI — Organized Sunday-School Work
  43. 43XII — The Women’s Alliance and Its Predecessors
  44. 44XIII — Missions to India and Japan
  45. 45XIV — The Meadville Theological School
  46. 46XV — Unitarian Philanthropies
  47. 47XVI — Unitarians and Reforms
  48. 48Peace Movement
  49. 49Temperance Reform
  50. 50Anti-slavery
  51. 51The Enfranchisement of Women
  52. 52Civil Service Reform
  53. 53XVII — Unitarian Men and Women
  54. 54XVIII — Unitarians and Education
  55. 55Pioneers of the Higher Criticism
  56. 56The Catholic Influence of Harvard University
  57. 57The Work of Horace Mann
  58. 58Elizabeth Peabody and the Kindergarten
  59. 59Work of Unitarian Women for Education
  60. 60Popular Education and Public Libraries
  61. 61Mayo’s Southern Ministry of Education
  62. 62XIX — Unitarianism and Literature
  63. 63XX — The Future of Unitarianism
  64. 64Appendix
  65. 65B. Unitarian Newspapers and Magazines

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