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Germantown
[edit]You started the article on Germantown, which was start formed by followers of Count de Leon. Could you tell me where you found the information that the group was pacifistic? - 2003:DE:6F1B:9F00:91D9:841D:EBD2:EDB5 (talk) 16:25, 23 April 2020 (UTC)
- The Harmony Society was a pacifistic group, which is well documented on that page and in the literature about them, and the self-titled "Count de Leon" aka Bernhard Müller started his group with dissenters from that group that disagreed with the Harmony Society leader George Rapp's policy of celibacy during the schism of 1832 in Old Economy Village, Pennsylvania. As far as the Germantown Colony offshoot group that settled in Louisiana, it's doubtful that their views were all too different than the old Harmonites in most ways, with perhaps some exceptions. I remember reading something in one of the Karl J. R. Arndt books about the Germantown Colony having some trouble economically during the Civil War years for not supporting the Confederate war effort, or something of the sort. I know that the original Harmonites were not just pacifists who refused to serve in any war but that they also opposed slavery. I doubt that the views of those in the Germantown Colony differed too much from the old Harmonite views as far as that goes either, but for anyone wanting to know more about any of these specific groups I recommend the books that Karl J. R. Arndt wrote about all of 'em. Geneisner (talk) 09:17, 15 June 2020 (UTC)
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