A mob was led against this group by the author of A Brief Statement of the Sufferings of Mary Dyer, written by the foremost opponent of this group.
The eradication of poverty and a "reconstruction of America" by this religious group were described in an essay by a convert, Frederick W. Evans. A mob was led against this group by the author of A Brief Statement of the Sufferings of Mary Dyer, written by the foremost opponent of this group. One sub-society of this religious group lived either in Colonie or Watervliet and styled themselves the Niskayuna Community. That society was co-led by Lucy Wright and Joseph Meacham, who took over after the death of James (*) Whittaker. This religious group is known for its production of quality furniture and for its songs, like "Simple Gifts." This group ran orphanages to compensate for declining membership, since members are sworn to celibacy per Mother Ann Lee's teachings. For 10 points, name this American religious group that was named for their ecstatic prayer sessions.
The eradication of poverty and a "reconstruction of America" by this religious group were described in an essay by a convert, Frederick W. Evans.
{Shakers} [or United Society of Believers in Christ's {Second Appearing}]