Noyesism unveiled: a history of the sect self-styled Perfectionists; with a summary view of their doctrines
by Eastman, Hubbard, Rev
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- Hardcover
- first
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About This Item
Brattleboro: by the author, 1849. First edition, 8vo, pp. 432; original brown cloth, lettered in gilt on spine; some wear to extremities, spine ends cracked; a handsome copy. Eastman (1809-1891), a Methodist clergyman in Putney, VT, rails against the religious views of John Humphrey Noyes and the practices Noyes championed in Oneida community.
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- Rulon-Miller Books (US)
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- Title
- Noyesism unveiled: a history of the sect self-styled Perfectionists; with a summary view of their doctrines
- Author
- Eastman, Hubbard, Rev
- Book Condition
- Used
- Quantity Available
- 1
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Publisher
- by the author
- Place of Publication
- Brattleboro
- Date Published
- 1849
- Keywords
- Religion , Utopian Community Communities , Noyes , Oneida
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