This essay considers the events of Robert Matthew's religious cult in ways that relate to early 19th century American religious and social movements, including the democratization of faith, and the influences of labor and income on people's lives. As well, the end of slavery can be understood as altering the labor landscape, so that there were less jobs and more contexts of integration in the New England areas, where Robert Matthews lived. 2 pgs. Bibliography lists 1 source.
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