Records of an Active Life

Heman Dyer was a prominent figure in American Unitarianism during the 19th century whose work was instrumental in establishing the denomination's structure and practice. This memoir includes Dyer's recollections of the early years of American Unitarianism and his own life and work within the faith. Readers interested in the history of American religion will gain a unique perspective on the life of this important figure.

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