1812, 1st Ed, ACCOUNT OF THE PEOPLE CALLED SHAKERS, LEATHER BINDING, RELIGION

Description: An Account of the People Called Shakers: Their Faith, Doctrines, and Practice, Exemplified in the Life, Conversations, and Experience of the Author During the Time He Belonged to the Society; To Which Is Affixed a History of Their Rise and Progress to the Present Day by Thomas Brown Troy: Parker and Bliss 1812 First Edition 12mo, xii, 13-372 pages, period full leather binding. Rebacked with brown cloth. Ex-institutional library with some of the typical markings. Some rubbing and wear, foxing and discoloration, else in good + condition. An Account of the People Called Shakers by Thomas Brown offers an in-depth exploration of the Shaker community, a unique religious group known for their celibate and communal lifestyle, fervent worship practices, and innovative contributions to American culture and industry. Written by Thomas Brown, who was a member of the Shakers for a period, the book provides a firsthand account of their beliefs, daily practices, and organizational structure. Brown's narrative is enriched by personal experiences and conversations with other members, offering readers an intimate glimpse into the spiritual and social life of the Shakers. The volume also includes a historical overview of the Shakers' origins and growth up to the time of its publication, making it a valuable resource for those interested in religious history, communal societies, and early American life. If you have any questions, feel free to ask, and don't forget to check out my other listings.

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Location: West Chester, Pennsylvania

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