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Architecture
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Drummond, Andrew
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Godfrey, W.
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Hague, Graham and
Judy The Unitarian heritage: an architectural survey
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Hague, Judy ‘Nonconformist
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Jones, Ronald P. Nonconformist church architecture
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Jones, Ronald
P. ‘Chapel and service’
TUHS 4:3 (1929) 214-218
Lindley, Kenneth Chapels and Meeting Houses (London, John
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Pass, Anthony Thomas Worthington: Victorian architecture
and social purpose (Manchester, Manchester
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Powell, Ken The
fall of
Short, Harry Lismer ‘The strange shape of some old chapels: a detective story’ 3 parts The Unitarian and Free Christian Monthly
(1944)
Short, Harry Lismer ‘Changing styles of Nonconformist
architecture’ The Listener (17 March 1955) 471-474
Short, Harry Lismer ‘The architecture of old meeting
houses’ TUHS 8:3 (1945) 98-112
Short, Harry Lismer ‘The evolution of Unitarian church
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Smith, Leonard ‘Unitarians
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Short, Harry Lismer 'Tradition
and renewal in worship (1) The church building' Faith and Freedom 23:2 (Spring 1970) 50-57
Stell,
Christopher Nonconformist chapels and meeting houses
(
in
progress. 3 volumes have been published so far
Central England
(198); South West England (1990); North of
Stell,
Christopher Architects
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Wigmore-Beddoes,
Dennis. G. Yesterday’s radicals: a study
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chapter
4 the affinity shown . . . in architectural style
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Garrard, L. A.
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chapter
2 the affinity shown in the approach to higher criticism; chapter 3 the
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Wiles, Maurice F.
‘
Broadcasting
Cooper, Brian G.
'Unitarianism and the B.B.C. 1922-39' Faith
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Ross, Alastair 'Unitarians and the B.B.C. since 1939' Faith and Freedom 17:3 (11964) 123-4
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Christology
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Garrett, Clarke
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McLachlan,
Herbert The Unitarian movement in the religious life of
Hymnology
Clarke, Gordon
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this material now?
Cox, Kenneth was
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Jones, R. J. ‘Our Welsh hymn book’ TUHS 2:1
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Wright,
McCafferty,
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McLachlan,
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Short, Harry Lismer ‘From “first cause” to “indwelling
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nineteenth century’ TUHS 10:2 (1952) 53-65
Short, Harry Lismer ‘From Watts to Martineau:
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Spears, Robert
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Wykes,
David L. ‘From David’s Psalms to
International Unitarian Links
‘Letter of Bishop
Ferencz’ TUHS 3:2
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American
Unitarian Association Commission to
Arnason,
Wayne Follow the gleam: a history of the liberal religious youth movements (Boston,
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Belsham,
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Fretwell,
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Gal, István ‘A Transylvanian Unitarian [Sándor Bölöni Farkas
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Hill, Andrew
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Hugenholtz
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Liberal Religious Thinkers and Workers, held at
Kenworthy,
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Loriczy,
Dionysius ‘The Hungarian Unitarian Church part 1 How it became known to
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McGuffie,
Duncan S. ‘William Ellery Channing’s religion and its influence’ TUHS 17:2 (1980) 45-53
McLachlan,
H. John ‘Links between
Montet,
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New pilgrimage of the spirit: proceedings and papers of the
Pilgrim centenary meeting of the International Congress of Free Christians and
other religious liberals held at
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Short, Harry Lismer ‘[The Edict of] Torda [
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International Congree of Free Christians and other
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Charles William and Davis, Valentine David eds. Fifth international congress of Free Christianity and religous progress. proceedings and papers
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Charles William The wifder
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Wykes, David L. ‘John Paget M. D.. of
Journalism
McLachlan,
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and Scotts of the Manchester
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reprinted in McLachlan, Herbert Essays and Addresses, (Manchester
University Press, 1950) pp. 70-93
Webb, Robert K. ‘Flying missionaries: Unitarian journalists in Victorian
England J. M. W. Bean ed. The political
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Lay preaching
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‘An historic
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O’Rourke, D.
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