they come from duxbury, and early town that embraced unitarianism and moved away from calvinism. at a very liberal understanding of christianity and man's capacity for self protection. a lot of ministers that would go on and be very influential in creating and articulating what eventually becomes unitarianism came from duxbury. and the delano brothers came out of that hot house of optimism. and you see that there responses becomes a fundamentalist. a mass of becomes a jaundiced. he writes a letter to his brother right before dice in the early 1820 s that basically talks about abolishing christianity and is very, very critical of the united states and the missionaries, particularly the missionaries of. and it's not -- so in some ways. >> the new left in the new right. this kind of, you know, very strong criticism and and embrace. that embodied and it represented the involvement in this kind of race terror and other -- and fill your overseas. failure beyond the u.s. border. >> interest in what you say. >> the real question, how you say amasa delano. >> he tells the story. an amazin

they come from duxbury, and early town that embraced unitarianism and moved away from calvinism. at a very liberal understanding of christianity and man's capacity for self protection. a lot of ministers that would go on and be very influential in creating and articulating what eventually becomes unitarianism came from duxbury. and the delano brothers came out of that hot house of optimism. and you see that there responses becomes a fundamentalist. a mass of becomes a jaundiced. he writes a letter to his brother right before dice in the early 1820 s that basically talks about abolishing christianity and is very, very critical of the united states and the missionaries, particularly the missionaries of. and it's not -- so in some ways. >> the new left in the new right. this kind of, you know, very strong criticism and and embrace. that embodied and it represented the involvement in this kind of race terror and other -- and fill your overseas. failure beyond the u.s. border. >> interest in what you say. >> the real question, how you say amasa delano. >> he tells the story. an amazin

they come from dox berrien duxbury was an early town that embraced unitarianism and had a very liberalderstanding of christianity and man's capacity for self perfection. a lot of ministers that would go on and be very influential in articulating what eventually becomes unitarianism came from ducks very and the delano brothers came out of that hothouse of optimism. and you see the response is samuel delano becomes a fundamentalist. moseldalen becomes very dissolution and he writes a letter to his brother right before he dies in the early 1820s that basically talks about abolishing christianity and is very critical of the united states and the missionaries, particularly the missionaries. so in some ways it's almost emblematic. vietnam creates the new left and the new right. this very strong criticism of an american empire. that's embodied and represented in the responses of the delano brothers to their involvement in this race tear and failure beyond the u.s. border. >> it's interesting what you say about delano, is a delano or don't -- delano? >> in new england they say it's not a masa,