Volume I
Contents

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• Preface
• I. Transylvania and Its People
• II. The Early Reformation in Transylvania, 1520-1564
• III. The Rise of Unitarianism in Transylvania, 1564-1569
• IV. The Progress of Unitarianism in Transylvania to the Death of John Sigmund, 1569-1671
• V. Unitarianism in Transylvania to the Death of Francis Dávid, 1571-1579
• VI. The Unitarian Church under the Báthorys, 1579-1599
• VII. The Unitarian Church under Calvinist Princes, 1604-1691
• VIII. The Unitarian Church Under Austrian Oppression, 1691-1780
• IX. The Unitarian Church in the Eighteenth Century and After
• X. Precursors of Unitarianism in England
• XI. Socinianism Quietly Penetrates England
• XII. The Established Church in Conflict with Socinianism: The Trinitarian Controversy
• XIII. The Arian Movement in the Church of England
• XIV. The Arian Movement Among the Dissenters
• XV. The Unitarians Secede from the Church of England. Theophilus Lindsey
• XVI. The Liberal Dissenters Follow the Leadership of Joseph Priestley
• XVII. Liberal Dissenters Unite to Form the Unitarian Church
• XVIII. The Unitarian Church Organizes, Expands, And Battles Determined Opposition
• XIX. The Unitarian Church in Its Mature Life
• XX. Religious Tendencies in Colonial New England
• XXI. The Period of Controversy: 1800-1825
• XXII. Organization and Development of the Unitarian Movement
• XXIII. The Unitarian Church Matures and Finds its Mission

• Pronouncing Table
• Index of Abbreviations

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