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Judah Convictions.” The Cult Observer, May/June, p. 10.
Bainbridge, William Sims. 1989. Review of John R. Hall, Gone
From the Promised Land: Jonestown in American Cultural
History. Sociological Analysis 50 No. 2 (Summer): 191–192.
Baptiste, Fitaroy A. 1988. Review of John R. Hall, Gone From the
Promised Land: Jonestown in American Cultural History. Journal
of American History 75 No. 3 (December): 1034.
Bozeman, John M., and Susan J. Palmer. 1997. “The Northeast
Kingdom Community Church of Island Pond, Vermont: Raising
Up a People for Yahshua’s Return.” Journal of Contemporary
Religion 12 No. 2: 181–190.
Braithwaite, Chris. 1983. “Cult Prays For Defector’s Death,”
Chronicle [Barton, Vermont], January 12, pp. 1, 23.
Burchard, John D. 1984. “Children at Risk: Why Protective Action
in Island Pond Was Necessary.” Statement Released by the
Commissioner of Social and Rehabilitation Services, Vermont
Agency of Human Services, July 17, 13pp.
Butterfield, Fox. 1984. “Sect Members Assert They Are
Misunderstood,” The New York Times, June 24.
Chidester, David. 2003. Salvation and Suicide: Jim Jones, the
Peoples Temple, and Jonestown. 1988, Revised Edition.
Indianapolis, Indiana: Indiana University Press.
Christiano, Kevin J. 1989. Review of John R. Hall, Gone From the
Promised Land: Jonestown in American Cultural History. Social
Science Quarterly 70 No. 1 (March): 222–223.
Chryssides, George D. 1999. Exploring New Religions. New York:
Cassell.
Church, Constance. 1983. “Statement.” Taped statement taken by
Cpl. Peter Johnson and Conrad Grims, May 28, 8pp.
Church, Roland. 1983. “Statement.” Interview with Trooper
William H. Merritt, May 24, 7pp.
Citizens Freedom Foundation. 1983. “Citizens Freedom
Foundation News,” June &July, 8pp.
Clendinen, Dudley. 1984. “Cult and Child Beating: Defense and
Accusation,” The New York Times, July 1, p. 14.
Cobb, James, Jr., vs. Peoples Temple. 1978. “Complaint for
Compensatory and Punitive Damages for Intentional Infliction of
Emotional Distress and for Libel on Its Face.” Superior Court of
the State of Utah in and for the City and County of San Francisco.
No. 739907, June 22, 29pp. Downloaded December 13, 2009
(http://jonestown.sdsu.edu/).
Cockerham, William. 1982. “Vermont Villagers Antagonized by
Religious Group.” Hartford Courant, reprinted in the St.
Petersburg Times, December 4, pp. 6, 16.
Cult Awareness Network News. 1988. “House of Judah
Convictions Upheld,” July, p. 7.
Daley, Yvonne. 1985. “Who’s Minding the Children in Island
Pond?” Yankee 49 No. 1 (January): 7878–83, 152–155.
Dawson, Lorne L. 2006. Comprehending Cults: The Sociology of
New Religious Movements. Second Edition. Oxford: Oxford
University Press.
Detroit Free Press. 1984. “Mother Convicted in Cult Camp
Death,” February 10.
Detroit News. 1986. “Judah Boy Tells About Horrors Inflicted at
Camp,” August 20, p. 6B.
Donnelly, John. 1984. “Defector Rejoins Sect, Recants Abuse
Charges.” Burlington Free Press [Vermont], August 29, pp. 1A,
12A.
Ellison, Christopher G. 1996. “Conservative Protestantism and the
Corporal Punishment of Children: Clarifying the Issues.” Journal
for the Scientific Study of Religion 35 No. 1: 1–16.
Ellison, Christopher, John P. Bartkowski, and Michelle L. Segal.
1996. “Conservative Protestantism and the Parental Use of
Corporal Punishment.” Social Forces (March): 1003–1028.
Feinsod, Ethan. 1981. Awake in a Nightmare: Jonestown: The
Only Eyewitness Account. New York: W. W. Norton &Company.
Gallagher, Eugene V. 2004. The New Religious Movements
Experience in America. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press.
Gorham, Rob. 1983. “Cult Custody Battle Sets Barrington Passage
Abuzz.” The Chronicle-Herald (Halifax, Nova Scotia), October
14, pp. 1, 2.
Greven, Philip. 1991. Spare the Child: The Religious Roots of
Punishment and the Psychological Impact of Physical Abuse. New
York: Alfred A. Knopf.
Hall, John R. [1981] 1982. “The Apocalypse at Jonestown.” In
Violence and Religious Commitment: Implications of Jim Jones’s
People’s [sic] Temple Movement, edited by Ken Levi. University
Park, Pennsylvania: Pennsylvania State University Press, 35–54.
———. 1987. Gone from the Promised Land: Jonestown in
American Cultural History. New Brunswick, New Jersey:
Transaction Publishers.
———. 1990. “The Apocalypse at Jonestown (with Afterward).”
In In Gods We Trust: New Patterns of Religious Pluralism in
America, 2d ed., revised and expanded, edited by Thomas Robbins
and Dick Anthony. London: Transaction Books, 269–293.
———. 1995. “Peoples Temple.” In American Alternative
Religions, edited by Timothy Miller. Albany: State University of
New York Press, 303–311.
———. 2000. “The Apocalypse at Jonestown.” In Apocalypse
Observed, edited by John R. Hall with Philip D. Schuyler and
Sylvaine Trinh. New York: Routledge, 15–43.
Harrison, Barbara Grizzuti. 1984. “The Children and the Cult.”
New England Monthly (December): 56–70.
Hebert, Brenda. 1983. “Statement.” (Interview of Conrad Grims
and Cpl. Peter Johnson), August 13, 10pp.
Helfer, Ray. E. 1983. “The Children of the House of Judah.”
Department of Pediatrics/Human Development, Michigan State
University. August 5, 11pp.
Jenke, Jeff. 1984. “Interview” (interview not specified), March 16,
9pp.
Johnson, Det. Cpl. [Detective Corporal] Peter M. 1983a. “Vermont
Crime Information Center Investigation Report.” Agency or SP
District B – Derby, Case No. 2005-83-01829, September 20, 2pp.
———. 1983b. “Vermont Crime Information Center Investigation
Report.” Agency or SP District B – Derby, Case No. 640–892,
June 3, 3pp.
———. 1983c. “Affidavit.” State of Vermont, Essex County S.S.
July 18.
Johnson, Sally. 1995. “Defender of the Faith.” Boston Globe
Magazine, March 12, p. 20ff.
