The German Sectarians Of Pennsylvania, 1708-1742: A Critical And Legendary History Of The Ephrata Cloister And The Dunkers (1899)
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The German Sectarians Of Pennsylvania, 1708-1742: A Critical And Legendary History Of The Ephrata Cloister And The Dunkers (1899)

by Julius Friedrich Sachse

American History religious history Pennsylvania History
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Published in 1899, this historical work examines German sectarians in Pennsylvania between 1708 and 1742. Julius Friedrich Sachse focuses on the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers, presenting a study that combines critical historical treatment with attention to the legends associated with these communities.

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The German Sectarians Of Pennsylvania, 1708-1742 examines German religious communities in Pennsylvania during the early eighteenth century.

The book focuses on the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers, placing these subjects within the period from 1708 to 1742.

Julius Friedrich Sachse presents the work as both a critical and legendary history, offering attention to historical interpretation and tradition.

Published in 1899, this volume is a source for readers interested in Pennsylvania history, German-American religious communities, and early American religious movements.

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