There was a strong link between the Unitarian church and the Transcendentalist movement. Some of the earliest and fiercest advocates of Transcendentalism were Unitarian ministers. A strong belief in individual expression ran through the philosophy of both groups. This volume explores the history of Unitarianism in America and the ways that it both informed and was informed by Transcendentalism.
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