The German Sectarians Of Pennsylvania 1742-1800: A Critical And Legendary History Of The Ephrata Cloister And The Dunkers
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The German Sectarians Of Pennsylvania 1742-1800: A Critical And Legendary History Of The Ephrata Cloister And The Dunkers

by Julius Friedrich Sachse

American History religious history Pennsylvania History
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Julius Friedrich Sachse explores the history of German sectarians in Pennsylvania between 1742 and 1800. With particular attention to the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers, this work presents a critical and legendary history of distinctive religious communities and their place in Pennsylvania’s past.

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Julius Friedrich Sachse examines German sectarian communities in Pennsylvania during the period from 1742 to 1800.

The book focuses on the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers, presenting their history through critical and legendary perspectives.

It offers a historical account for readers interested in Pennsylvania, religious communities, and early American sectarian history.

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