Yesterday's Radicals: a Study of the Affinity between Unitarianism and Broad Church Anglicanism in the Nineteenth Century Hardback Commentaries Written in a diary format

Written in a diary format because of the pace of life and perhaps reluctance to spend time pondering important issues

Mae Sut i Ddisgleirio Adeg y Nadolig wedi ei ysgrifennu gan athrawes sy'n gwerthfawrogi'r gofynion hyn

dastardly deeds

but what you leave behind

Dunster Castle on the Somerset coast is one of Britain's oldest and most intriguing great buildings

Yesterday's Radicals: a Study of the Affinity between Unitarianism and Broad Church Anglicanism in the Nineteenth Century Hardback Commentaries Written in a diary formatThe author defines 'Yesterday's Radicals' as nineteenth century Anglican Broad Churchmen and Unitarians, and demonstrates the affinities between them and the manners in which they influenced each other. The Broad Churchmen constituted the progressive wing of the Anglican Church, who were interested in science, Biblical criticism, a rational approach to religion, and who were leaders in the attempt to relate the Church's teaching to the new thoughts