Mother Ann Lee

This comprehensive biography explores the life of Ann Lee, the founder of the Shaker movement, highlighting her role as a religious leader and early feminist figure. It details her radical beliefs, including gender equality, pacifism, and celibacy, which set the Shakers apart in their time and led to significant challenges. The book traces her journey from England to upstate New York and the growth of the movement even after her death, with many Shaker communities and now museums preserving her legacy.