This book gives a brief of the history of the origin of Unitarianism in the United States, how it has organized itself, and what it has accomplished. It seemed desirable to deal more Unitarianism in America 1fully than has been done hitherto with the obscure beginnings of the Unitarian movement in New England; but limits of space have made it impossible to treat this phase of the subject in other than a cursory manner. With the theological problems involved in the history of Unitarianism this volume deals only so far as they have affected its general development.
