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1894 First Edition and Signed John White Chadwick. Old and New Unitarian Belief. Fascinating sermons. Binding is loose and some writing and marked

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1894 First Edition and Signed John White Chadwick. Old and New Unitarian Belief. Fascinating sermons. Binding is loose and some writing and marked

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1894 First Edition and Signed John White Chadwick. Old and New Unitarian Belief. Fascinating sermons. Binding is loose and some writing and marked pages but otherwise nice condition for its' age. John Chadwick decided to become a minister, and graduated in 1864 from Harvard Divinity School. That year he also became pastor of the Second Unitarian Church in Brooklyn, New York. His sermons attracted attention, and he became known as a radical teacher of the doctrines of his church. He was elected Phi Beta Kappa poet at Harvard in 1885, and in the following year preached the alumni sermon at the Divinity School. He remained at the Second Unitarian Church until his death in Brooklyn on December 11, 1904.

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