Moncure Daniel Conway
(1832–1907)
American writer, abolitionist and religious reformer. He served as a Unitarian minister and became a leading advocate of freethought.
American clergyman and author (1832-1907), an abolitionist and advocate of liberal thought. His works include a life of Thomas Paine, an autobiography, and accounts of travels and religious inquiry. (BCW 6:431-432).
Some links:
- Quotes: Zirkoff, Boris
- CTD article in Russian: Конвей, Монкюр Д.
- Other resources: Dictionary of Virginia Biography
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Lifetime: 1832–1907
Shortly: American writer, abolitionist and religious reformer. He served as a Unitarian minister and became a...