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The German sectarians of Pennsylvania : a critical and legendary history of the Ephrata Cloister and the Dunkers (1899)

Sachse, Julius Friedrich, 1842-1919 · Philadelphia : Printed for the author · leaf 143

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England. Thestrangers were at once suspectedof being Jesuit priests and Frenchspies in disguise. Officers weresent to arrest them and bring them into the town of New Lon-don.^ They were accompanied by their host, who, beinga respectable and influential citizen, personally vouclied forthe brethren… … opposed to the established church that undertook to dictate in regard tothe worship of God. This is fully shown by both the Ephrata and Mora-vian records. * This interesting diary will probably soon be published. ^ They appear to have been in New London township at some distancefrom the town. The…

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