Thomas Jefferson, Unitarian in good company

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Unitarianism turned up in England, where it influenced John Locke and Isaac Newton, and then in British North America, where it touched Thomas Jefferson through his friendship with the Reverend Joseph Priestly, the discoverer of Oxygen.

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