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Quaker poems
Quaker poems

By Stanford J. Searl

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A collection of poems about Quaker worship, history, activism, and values. An intense, insightful, and vibrant presentation of Quaker life, it sings praise to the possibilities available through si...

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Max and Will are friends
Max and Will are friends

By Jane Simon

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The last runaway
The last runaway

By Tracy Chevalier

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When modest Quaker Honor Bright sails from Bristol with her sister, she is fleeing heartache for a new life in America, far from home. But tragedy leaves her alone and vulnerable, torn between two...

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A high and lonely road
A high and lonely road

By Helen Cannam

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The Randolph legacy
The Randolph legacy

By Eileen Charbonneau

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Neighbors, friends, or madmen
My small share
My small share

By Ernest W. Pettifer

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Diary of Ernest W. Pettifer, a Quaker, who volunteered for the Friends Ambulance Unit in 1915. The text is primarily Pettifer's war diary from February 3, 1917 to February 7, 1919; a memoir of Pett...

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The sea hath spoken
The sea hath spoken

By Lewis Stephen

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Negotiating Palestinian Womanhood
Negotiating Palestinian Womanhood

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