The church of the Pilgrim Fathers / selected and edited by George N. Marshall from the writings of John Cuckson [and others].

By: Marshall, George N
Material type: TextTextPublisher: Boston : Beacon Press, 1950Description: xx, 143 pages : illustrations ; 21 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): First Church of Christ (Plymouth, Mass.) | Congregationalism -- History | Unitarianism -- HistoryDDC classification: 288.744 LOC classification: BX9861.P65 | F55
Contents:
Foreword: "Old First."--Genesis of the Pilgrim church, by J. Cuckson.--John Robinson; two modern studies: Seventeenth-century liberal, by F. J. Taylor. The man who taught the Pilgrims, by J. E. Kalas.--The Pilgrims and early Plymouth, by H. W. Royal.--The Pilgrim's church in Plymouth, by A. Lord.--The historical Pilgrim church and the modern witness, by G. N. Marshall.--The National Memorial Pilgrim Church, by A. B. Whitney and G. N. Marshall.--Why a Unitarian church? by A. R. Hussey.--Appendix: Some historical notes on the First Church, by F. A. Jenks.--Suggested reading list.

Foreword: "Old First."--Genesis of the Pilgrim church, by J. Cuckson.--John Robinson; two modern studies: Seventeenth-century liberal, by F. J. Taylor. The man who taught the Pilgrims, by J. E. Kalas.--The Pilgrims and early Plymouth, by H. W. Royal.--The Pilgrim's church in Plymouth, by A. Lord.--The historical Pilgrim church and the modern witness, by G. N. Marshall.--The National Memorial Pilgrim Church, by A. B. Whitney and G. N. Marshall.--Why a Unitarian church? by A. R. Hussey.--Appendix: Some historical notes on the First Church, by F. A. Jenks.--Suggested reading list.

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