Fearing “internal subversion” of the standing order in Great Britain, William Pitt’s government determined to crush domestic opponents by any means necessary; many victims of this campaign were Unitarians—women and men—members of a brilliant generation of imaginative writers and public intellectuals.  We will find out who these people were, the challenges they faced and what was lost when a government turned on its own citizens.

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The Lost Generation of the 1790s

Topics: Unitarian History