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Chapter 4 Mixing “the Poison of Lust with the Ardor of Devotion” Conjuring Fears of the Reverend Rake and the Rise of Anti-Enthusiasm Literature
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 “Fanaticism Can Wield Such a Mighty Influence over the Female Heart” The Evolving Rhetoric of Anti-Mormonism in the Early Republic 14
- Chapter 2 “A Base and Unmanly Conspiracy” The Hogan Schism and Catholicism in a Gendered Religious Marketplace 39
- Chapter 3 “The Fruits of Shakerism” The Embodiment of Motherhood in Debates between Shakers and Their Rivals 68
- Chapter 4 Mixing “the Poison of Lust with the Ardor of Devotion” Conjuring Fears of the Reverend Rake and the Rise of Anti-Enthusiasm Literature 92
- Chapter 5 The Sexual Containment of Perfectionism: John Humphrey Noyes and His Critics 122
- Conclusion 151
- Notes 157
- Bibliography 189
- Index 205
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Acknowledgments ix
- Introduction 1
- Chapter 1 “Fanaticism Can Wield Such a Mighty Influence over the Female Heart” The Evolving Rhetoric of Anti-Mormonism in the Early Republic 14
- Chapter 2 “A Base and Unmanly Conspiracy” The Hogan Schism and Catholicism in a Gendered Religious Marketplace 39
- Chapter 3 “The Fruits of Shakerism” The Embodiment of Motherhood in Debates between Shakers and Their Rivals 68
- Chapter 4 Mixing “the Poison of Lust with the Ardor of Devotion” Conjuring Fears of the Reverend Rake and the Rise of Anti-Enthusiasm Literature 92
- Chapter 5 The Sexual Containment of Perfectionism: John Humphrey Noyes and His Critics 122
- Conclusion 151
- Notes 157
- Bibliography 189
- Index 205