Shakers.

Books by Shakers.

Total count: 43

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  A declaration of the society of people (commonly called Shakers)shewing their reasons for refusing to aid or abet the cause of war and bloodshed by bearing arms, paying fines, hiring substitutes, or rendering any equivalent for military services.

  Printed by E. & E. Hosford ...1815-01-01
• The ministry and elders of the Church, to all those living and faithful witnesses of the truth ...

  s.n.1816-01-01
• Observations on the natural and constitutional rights of conscience, in relation to military requisitions on the people called Shakers.

  The Society?1816-01-01
• The memorial of the society of people of New-Lebanon, in the county of Columbia, and Watervliet in the county of Albany, commonly called Shakers, to the respectable legislature of the state of New-York

  Churchill & Abbey, printers1816-01-01
• A remonstrance against the testimony and application of Mary Dyer, requesting legislative interference against the United Society, commonly called Shakerstogether with some affidavits and certificates, showing the falsity of her statements.

  Printed by Isaac Hill1818-01-01
• The memorial of the society of people of Canterbury in the county of Rockingham, and Enfield in the county of Grafton, commonly called Shakers.

  The Society?1818-01-01
• A remonstrance against the testimony and application of Mary Dyerrequesting legislative interference against the United Society, commonly called Shakers, tggether [i.e. together] with the affidavits and certificates showing the falsity of her statements.

  Printed for N. Coverly1818-01-01
• An address to the state of Ohio protesting against a certain clause of the militia law enacted by the legislature at their last sessionand shewing the inconsistency of military power interfereing with persons and property consecrated to the pious and benevolent purposes of the Gospel

  Printed at the office of the farmer, by George Smith1818-01-01
• A summary view of the Millennial church, or United Society of believers, (commonly called Shakers)comprising the rise, progress and practical order of the society ; together with the general principles of their faith and testimony

  Packard & Van Benthuysen1823-01-01
• Testimonies concerning the character and ministry of Mother Ann Lee and the first witnesses of the gospel of Christ's second appearing

  Packard & Van Benthuysen1827-01-01
• A memorial, remonstrating against a certain act of the legislature of Kentucky, entitled "An act to regulate civil proceedings against certain communities having property in common" ...

  The Society1828-01-01
• Investigator, or, A defence of the order, government and economy of the United Society called Shakers against sundry charges and legislative proceedings, addressed to the political world

  Egbert, Hovey & King, printers1828-01-01
• The Covenant, or, Constitution of the Church, at Union-Village (Ohio).

  s.n.1829-01-01
• A brief exposition of the established principles and regulations of the United Society called Shakers.

  Printed by Packard and Van Benthuysen1830-01-01
• A revision and confirmation of the social compact of the United Society, called Shakers, at Pleasant Hill, Kentucky.

  Published by order of the Church1830-01-01
• The constitution of the United Societies of Believers (called Shakers)containing sundny [i.e. sundry] covenants and art[i]cles of agre[e]ment, definitive of the legal grounds of the institution.

  s.n.1833-01-01
• General rules of the United Society and summary articles of mutual agreement and releaseratified and confirmed, by the society at Watervliet, Montgomery County, Ohio, January, 1833.

  Union-office1833-01-01
• A brief exposition of the established principles and regulations of the United Society of Believers, called Shakers.Improved ed.

  Printed by Hoffman and White1834-01-01
• Noticein consequence of the increasing amount of company to which we are at all times subject, it becomes necessary to adopt the following rules for visitors.

  The Society1840-01-01
• A collection of millennial hymnsadapted to the present order of the church ...

  Printed in the United Society1847-01-01
and 23 more