American Communal Societies Quarterly Publications
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- From the Editor
- Abijah Alley of Long Hollow: Preacher, Shaker Apostate, and Backwoods Prophet of the American South by Nancy Gray Schoonmaker and Christian Goodwillie
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
Front cover illustration: Know Thyself! Lectures on Phrenology by Dr. J. P. M’Lean… [New York]: Office of the “Phrenological Journal,” 389 Broadway. S. R. Wells, Publisher, [c. 1870]. See Home Notes section for more information.
Rear cover illustration: The front wrapper of the February 1879 issue of Phrenological Journal and Science of Health. -
- From the Editor
- One Bound Volume, Two Shaker Sisters, and a Liberal Preacher by Sandra A. Soule
- Awaiting the Second Coming in the Piney Woods: The New House of Israel by Julieanna Frost
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
Front cover illustration: Mazdaznan 14, no. 8 (August 1915). Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College.
Back cover illustration: Otoman Zar-Adusht Ha’nish (born Otto Hanisch), founder of the Mazdaznan movement. Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College.
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- From the Editor
- Our Thriving Neighbors. A Shaker Elder Tells of the Success of His Colony Adjoining St. Cloud. By Ezra J. Stewart
- Shaker Testimony.
- Pineapples in Florida. The Shakers Have Made a Great Success with This Delicious Fruit. By Ezra J. Stewart
- Banana Culture. The Splendid Fruit Grows Naturally in Florida–How to Cultivate.
- St. Cloud. Plat of the Surveys and Lines for the Town and Farming Tracts.
- The Five-Acre Tracts.
- The Subdivision.
- Stop the Seining. Our Lakes are Being Depleted and Future Profits Discounted. By Ezra J. Stewart
- The Pineapple. Destined to Be a Leading Crop of Florida.
- The American Eagle….
- The Shakers….
- A Tribute to Benjamin Gates. By Ezra J. Stewart
- There are openings….
- Hunting and Fishing. South Florida a Paradise for Hunters and Fishermen. By Ezra J. Stewart
- Pineapples.
- Citrus Groves in Florida. Practical Information Relating to Planting, Cultivating, Gathering and Marketing Oranges, Grapefruit, etc. By Ezra J. Stewart
- The Shaker Community.
- Cassava and Arrowroot. Two Prolific Plants Which Promise Great Profits in the Coming Industrial Development of Florida. By Ezra J. Stewart
- Yule-tide Meditations. By Ezra J. Stewart
- The Shakers….
- Nut-Bearing Trees. Pecans, Walnuts, Chestnuts and Almonds of Many Varieties Can Be Profitably Produced in Florida. by Ezra J. Stewart.
- News from the Shaker Colony.
- Winter Strawberries. A Great Money Crop, but One Requiring Care, Skill and Industry. By Ezra J. Stewart
Front cover illustration: “Shaker Orange Grove. St. Cloud, Fla.” Postcard, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College.
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- From the Editor
- “For Zion’s sake I will not hold my peace”: The Spiritual Travails of a Cochranite Woman by David Newell
- The Dealings of a Few of the Church at York who Call themselves Christians, with Samuel Junkins and his Wife: Together with a Short Sketch of Her Own Christian Experience, Written by Her Own Hand. by Olive Junkins
- Reminiscences of the Shakers and Shaker Collecting by Robert and Hazel Belfit by Robert Belfit, Lynn Crabtree, and Patricia Williams
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
Front cover illustration: W. W. Dunn. Evolution and True Light. Fort Worth: Texas Print. & Lithographing Co., 1889. Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College. See also “Home Notes,” pp. 227-[28].
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- From the Editor
- George Darrow, an Early Shaker who “Turned Away” by Marilyn Cassidy
- The West Family of the Hancock, Massachusetts, Shaker Community by Dirk Langeveld
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
- Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions
Front cover illustration: “I AM” Mighty Victory’s Decrees, Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College.
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- From the Editor
- “The Most Lamentable Tragedy”: William Pennebaker and the 1871 Fracas at Pleasant Hill by Aaron Genton
- Bibliography of Publications by Shaker Physicians William Pennebaker and Frank Tripp compiled by Randall L. Ericson
- Prospects for Research on the Community of True Inspiration by Philip E. Webber
- Room(s) for More: A Communal Dwelling or Family Home at Ephrata by Jeff Bach and Nick Siegert
- The Founding Fathers and the Shakers by Christian Goodwillie
Front cover illustration: The print “Les Shakers de Lebanon executant leur danse religieuse,” inserted between pp. 124-25 of Harriet Martineau, “Les trembleurs et la société de amis,” Le voleur, gazette des journaux français 7me année, no. 10 (7. marz 1838): 112-15; 7me année, no. 11 (14. marz 1838): [121]-22.
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- From the Editor
- An Interview with Marc Demarest
- An Interview with David Newell and Cass Nawrocki
- A Bibliography of Shaker-Authored and Shaker-Related Articles in Spiritualist Periodicals by David Newell and Cass Nawrocki
- A Gold Blossom: Practice, Rhetorical Invention, and Spirit Control in in Amanda Jones’s Psychic Autobiography by Elizabeth Lowry
- Light and Dark Sides of Spiritualism: The Eddy Brothers and the Shakers by Christian Goodwillie
- Document: “A Young Shaker Among the Eddys”
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
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- From the Editor
- A New Shaker Bibliography: Progress Report by Randall L. Ericson
- A Chapter on the Shakers: Reprint by Isaac Hill
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
- Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions
Front cover illustration: Jemima Wilkinson, leader of the Universal Friends. For the Act of Incorporation for Universal Friends see “Home Notes,” pp. 104-12
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- From the Editor
- Voices That Heard and Accepted the Call of God by Stephen J. Paterwic
- Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
- Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions
Front cover illustration: Peace: One Nation, One Language, One Flag, One Speech. [n.p., n.d.]. A poster from the Father Divine collection recently added to the Communal Societies Collection, Hamilton College Library. For more information see p. 40.
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From the Editor
Three Months with the Shakers—II
Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”
Communal Societies Collection: New Acquisitions
Front cover illustration: A patriotic drawing from Charles Frederick Crosman, Manuscript Journal 1856-1866. See pp. 225-27.
