The Second Coming: Popular Millenarianism, 1780-1850

Richard Allen Soloway · J. F. C. Harrison

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Part 1: The Millennium Tradition 1. The Hope of the Millennium 2. Prophets and Prophesying 3. Signs and Wonders Part 2: World's Doom 4. Nephew of the Almighty 5. The Woman Clothed with the Sun 6. False Prophets Part 3: The Millennial Dawn 7. Peculiar Peoples 8. Through a Glass Darkly

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