[Tracts of the American Unitarian Association]
Subtitle: 11th series
Publisher: American Unitarian Association
Published: 1827
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Subjects: Unitarianism
Other titles: Tracts of the American Unitarian Association.
Notes: A collection of essays by different authors from the Tracts of the American Unitarian Association, 11th series and miscellaneous series (1827- ), bound together.

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Table of contents: title: Inspiration of the New Testament / by James Freeman Clarke, 1871; title: The kingdom of God / by Rev. E.E. Hale, 1909?; title: The unity of the spirit / by Charles A. Allen; title: What do Unitarians believe? : a statement of faith / by Charles W. Wendte; title: Unitarianism: what does it stand for? / by E.A. Horton, 1889?; title: Unitarianism: what did it set out to do? What has it accomplished?: what is its future? / by Rev. E.A. Horton, 1888; title: Unitarianism, what does it mean / by Frederick B. Mott; title: Handbook for Unitarian Congregational churches / by American Unitarian Association, 1901; title: Report of the Committee to Collect and Codify the Covenants and Statements of Faith in Use in Unitarian Churches, 1901; title: The Unitarian Church: a statement / by Rev. Joseph Henry Crooker, 1930; title: The results of an inquiry into the aims and characteristics of Unitarian preaching / by Samuel A. Eliot, 1902; title: Liberal Christianity in the United States / by Samuel A. Eliot; title: A descriptive list of Uniterian tracts published for free distribution by the American Unitarian Association.