Parker, Theodore (18101860)

Parker, Theodore, an American preacher and lecturer; adopted and professed the Unitarian creed, but discarded it, like Emerson, for a still more liberal; distinguished himself in the propagation of it by his lectures as well as his writings; was a vigorous anti-slavery agitator, and in general a champion of freedom; died at Florence while on a tour for his health (18101860).

Definition taken from The Nuttall Encyclopædia, edited by the Reverend James Wood (1907)

Parker, Matthew * Parkman, Francis
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Parcs-aux-Cerfs
Paré, Ambroise
Pariah
Paris
Paris
Paris, Matthew
Park, Mungo
Parker, John Henry
Parker, Joseph
Parker, Matthew
Parker, Theodore
Parkman, Francis
Parlement
Parliament
Parliament, The Long
Parliament of Dunces
Parliamentarian
Parma
Parmenion
Parmenides
Parmigiano