Millennial laws : or gospel statutes and ordinences adapted to the day of Christ's second appearing; given and established in the church for the protection thereof by Father Joseph Meacham and Mother Lucy Wright, the presiding ministry, and by their successors, the ministry & elders; recorded at New

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New Lebanon, N.Y. Community. Millennial laws : or gospel statutes and ordinences adapted to the day of Christ's second appearing; given and established in the church for the protection thereof by Father Joseph Meacham and Mother Lucy Wright, the presiding ministry, and by their successors, the ministry & elders; recorded at New Lebanon, August 7th, 1821, revised and reestablished by the ministry & elders, October, 1845. 1845.

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Millennial laws : or gospel statutes and ordinences adapted to the day of Christ's second appearing; given and established in the church for the protection thereof by Father Joseph Meacham and Mother Lucy Wright, the presiding ministry, and by their successors, the ministry & elders; recorded at New Lebanon, August 7th, 1821, revised and reestablished by the ministry & elders, October, 1845. 1845.

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http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/261233275

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[6], 94, [3] p. ; 21 cm.

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Winterthur Library

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SNAC Resource ID: 7155788

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