David Atwood Wasson
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David Atwood Wasson (1823–1887) delivered Religion and Social Science at the second annual meeting of the Free Religious Association on 28 May 1869. The address examines the relationship between religious life and the study of society.
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Religion and Social Science
David Atwood Wasson’s address at the Free Religious Association’s second annual meeting, delivered on 28 May 1869. It asks whether religion and social science share the same province, considering religion’s place in human life, its institutions and its relationship to practical social inquiry.
A separately titled pamphlet preserving the text’s The Radical running heads and original pagination, pp. 38–56. The repository dates it to 1869 and supplies Boston as a probable place of publication; no publisher is named. The scan includes blank and library preservation leaves.
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- Proceedings at the Third Annual Meeting of the Free Religious Association, Held in Boston, May 26 and 27, 1870 — Address of David A. Wasson (Contributor) — 28
- Freedom and Fellowship in Religion: A Collection of Essays and Addresses — The Nature of Religion (Author) — 17