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David Atwood Wasson
David Atwood Wasson (1823–1887) was an American minister and Transcendentalist author, an essayist and poet. He was early influenced by Thomas Carlyle, an influence he would shed;〔David R. Sorensen (editor), ''The Carlyles at Home and Abroad: Essays in Honour of Kenneth J. Fielding'' (2004), p. 129.〕 he is usually regarded as a disciple of Ralph Waldo Emerson.〔(BOOKFORUM | Summer 2005 )〕
==Life==
He was born in West Brooksville, Maine. He studied at Bowdoin College for just one year from 1845. After theological training at Bangor Theological Seminary, he became pastor at Groveland, Massachusetts, but only briefly after a conflict with his congregation. He then moved to Worcester, Massachusetts.〔(David Atwood Wasson Biography | Dictionary of Literary Biography )〕 He lost a position at the Medford Unitarian Church because of his abolitionist views.〔Charles E. Heller, ''Portrait of an Abolitionist: A Biography of George Luther Stearns, 1809-1867'' (1996), p. 125.〕
He was appointed by the "28th Congregational Society" of Boston, and succeeded Theodore Parker, who died in 1860, in 1865.〔(David Atwood Wasson )〕〔(Theodore Parker )〕 In 1867 he became a founder of the Free Religious Association.〔(514 Transcendentalists, Abolitionism, and the Unitarian Association )〕
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