- 1
- Introduction to the Moravian diary
- Format: article
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 2
- October 7 - October 12, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 3
- October 13 - October 17, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 4
- October 18 - October 22, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 5
- October 23 - October 27, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 6
- October 28 - November 1, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 7
- November 2 - November 5, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 8
- November 6 - November 9, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 9
- November 10 - November 13, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 10
- November 14 - November 17, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 11
- November 18 - November 22, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 12
- November 23 - November 29, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 13
- November 30 - December 18, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 14
- December 19 - December 24, 1753
- Format:
- Relevant dates: 0
- 15
- December 25 - December 31, 1753
- Format: diary
- Relevant dates: 1750–1760
- 16
- Summary of a report sent to Bethlehem
- In 1733, a group of Moravians — a Protestant Christian denomination originating in fourteenth-century Bohemia — moved from Europe to North America seeking freedom from religious persecution. In 1753, a group of twelve single brothers left Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, for a new settlement in North Carolina. Their report back to Bethlehem describes what they found in their new home. Includes historical commentary.
- Format: report
- Relevant dates: 1753
- Glossary
