W. Meader, - The Shaker Holy Land: a community portrait.

Harvard, MA, Harvard Common Press, (1982). 1st ptg. VG in VG DJ. Illiterate, working-class Englishwoman Ann Lee came to New England before the America Revolution and before the century. passed the Shaker religion she founded was perhaps the most important American religious movement in our history. What made the Shakers so successful, what characterized their growth from a brutally persecuted minority to a thriving organization known everwhere for their art, their architecture, music & inventiveness?.

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