Report of the Examination of the Shakers of Canterbury and Enfield, Before the New-Hampshire Legislature, at the November Session, 1848

Report of the Examination of the Shakers of Canterbury and Enfield, Before the New-Hampshire Legislature, at the November Session, 1848
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