Muggletonians
a sect founded by Lodowick Muggleton (1610-1698), the son of a farrier in Bishopsgate street, London. He was a tailor, and when about 40 years old began to have visions and to hear "voices," and and asserted that he and John Reeve, another tailor, were the two witnesses mentioned in the Revelation (xi: 3.). Their chief doctrines were that the distinction of Persons in the Trinity is merely nominal; that God has a real human body, and that when He suffered on the cross He left Elijah as His viceregent in heaven.
MÜHLBACH, LUISE (mülbah), pseudonym of Madame KLARA MÜLLER MUNDT; a German novelist, wife of Theodore Mundt; born in Neubrandenburg, Jan. 2, 1814. She wrote a number of popular historical novels, including "Queen Hortense" (5th ed. 1861) ; "Emperor Joseph II. and his Court" (9th ed. 1866); "Emperor Alexander and his Court" (1868); "Frederick the Great and his Court" (8th ed. 1882). She died in Berlin, Sept. 26, 1873.
MÜHLBERG (mül'berg), a town of Prussian Saxony, on the Elbe, 36 miles S. E. of Wittenberg. Here, on April 24, 1547, the Emperor Charles V. defeated John Frederick the Magnanimous, Elec- MUHLENBERG COLLEGE