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Universalist General Convention held in Boston, 1899, an evening was set apart as Interdenominational Evening. The attendance at this congress of the churches was large, and profound interest was manifest. His Excellency, Governor Wolcott, gave an address of welcome; Dr. Francis G. Peabody of Harvard University spoke for the Unitarians, and Dr. Frank O. Hall of New York, for the Universalists. Dr. Lyman A bbott, editor of The Outlook representing the Congregationalists, gave a notable address entitled, Why I am not a Universalist. This address was printed in full in The Outlook, and later in The Universalist Leader, and immediately called forth a review by Prof. W. G. Tousey of Tufts College, under the caption, An Open Letter to Dr. Lyman A bbott.
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