Excerpt from Tracts, Vol. 4: Printed and Published by the Unitarian Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge and the Practice of Virtue

The character brought forward in the following memoirs was, more than an hundred years ago, a character of celebrity at home and abroad, The questions concerning the doctrine of the trinity, that have been lately agitated, properly render it an object of curiosity to the present age, for Mr. Biddle was the father of the english unitarians.

But his history is a more important object of attention, on account of severe persecutions he sustained, and the amiable, venerable piety he exemplified.

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