“The First Parish In Brookline: An Historical Sketch” recounts the rich history of the First Parish church in Brookline, Massachusetts. Authored by William Henry Lyon, the book delves into the origins and development of this significant religious institution, tracing its evolution from its early beginnings to its role in the community.
Lyon meticulously details the key figures, events, and theological shifts that shaped the First Parish. Readers will gain insight into the social and religious context of Brookline, as well as the broader history of Unitarianism in America. This historical sketch serves as a valuable resource for those interested in local history, religious studies, and the evolution of American communities.
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