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Stow Persons

About the Author

Stow Persons (1913–2006) was an American intellectual historian who taught at Princeton and the University of Iowa, where he became Carver Professor of History emeritus. Trained at Yale under Ralph Henry Gabriel, he wrote Free Religion: An American Faith, a study of nineteenth-century New England free religious thinkers and their place in American culture. Persons also wrote American Minds and other works of American intellectual history.

Resources by Stow Persons

Book

Free Religion: An American Faith

Author: Stow Persons | Subject: Free & Liberal Religion, Unitarianism, History, History of Ideas
A historical study of free religion in the United States, first published by Yale University Press in 1947. Stow Persons traces the movement's emergence from... Read More
Added: 07/09/2026
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