John Patterson MacLean fut un ministre universaliste, archéologue et historien. Il se consacra à l'histoire des Shakers et à celle du clan Maclean, pour laquelle il collecta du matériel en Écosse. Son travail s'appuie sur des recherches archéologiques et historiques.
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A historical analysis of the Shaker religious movement in the United States, focusing on the development and eventual decline of the community located in Cleveland, Ohio.