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American Communal Societies Quarterly 
Volume 11 Number 2 Pages - 
April 2017 
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American Communal Societies Quarterly is published four times a 
year (  January, April, July, October ) by the Richard W. Couper Press, the 
publishing arm of  the Hamilton College Library special collections.  
Editor:  Randall L. Ericson
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Associate editor: Christian Goodwillie
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Subscriptions are $35 annually; single issues $10.
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American Communal Societies Quarterly 
Volume 11 Number 2 Pages 73-73 
April 2017 
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American Communal Societies Quarterly
Volume 11, no. 2 –– April 2017
Table of  Contents
From the Editor          74
One Bound Volume, Two Shaker Sisters, and a 
Liberal Preacher        75
 by Sandra A. Soule
Awaiting the Second Coming in the Piney Woods: 
The New House of  Israel      115  
 by Julieanna Frost     
Hamilton College Library “Home Notes”    130
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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American Communal Societies Quarterly 
Volume 11 Number 3 Pages - 
July 2017 
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American Communal Societies Quarterly 
Volume 11 Number 4 Pages 190-190 
October 2017 
From the Editor 
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From the Editor –
Did you ever get that hollow feeling? Well, here at the Couper Press we’ve 
got it in a big way. This issue is merely a shell in fact, but contained within 
are new insights into the always interesting beliefs of  those for whom the 
hollow earth is a certain fact.
Leading off is independent scholar Adam Morris. Morris has a PhD 
in Literature from Stanford University. He has been awarded the Walter 
A. Brumm Fellowship for research in the special collections of  Hamilton 
College on two occasions. Morris is nearing completion of  his book 
American Messiahs, which will examine American religious leaders such as 
Thomas Lake Harris, Cyrus Reed Teed, and Father Divine. 
Morris’s present offering is the first scholarly examination of  Koreshan 
Unity founder Cyrus Reed Teed’s last major literary work, his novel The 
Great Red Dragon. Morris frames Teed’s novel in the political and social 
contexts of  the time of  its composition, examines other works that 
influenced it, and most intriguingly, finds parallels in Teed’s writing to our 
own times. . .
Second, we have Holly Folk of  Western Washington Univeristy, 
Bellingham, Washington. Folk’s article guides us through a brief  overview 
of  hollow earth speculation and lore, before arriving at an in-depth look 
at one of  this perennial theory’s most ardent contemporary advocates, 
Rodney Cluff.
Finally, as we penetrate to the heart of  the central sun, we present two 
primary documents recently discovered by Adam Morris at the Koreshan 
Unity Collection at the State Archives of  Florida. Both relate to the Shakers 
brief, but momentous, interaction—some would say merger—with Teed 
and his most prominent associates. We hope you enjoy this voyage inside!
We are also excited to announce the publication of  Lanny Haldy’s 
Annotated Bibliography of  Inspirationist Publications in Germany and America, 
1717-2013. The first work of  its kind, it catalogs the considerable body of  
literature published by the Community of  True Inspiration during its three 
hundred year history, both in Europe and the United States of  America. 
312 separate imprints are listed, complemented by English translations of  
their titles, notes about their contents, and sixty-seven illustrations.
For all Couper Press publications, go to https://www.hamilton.edu/
offices/lits/special-collections/couperpress.
—Christian Goodwillie
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