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Love at the heart of things
Witness for humanity
Witness for humanity

By Lawrence McK Miller

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The records and recollections of James Jenkins
Ride the west wind
Ride the west wind

By Barbara Chamberlain

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Nathan and his family join a group of other Quakers sailing to America, but the voyage is plagued by suspicion, sickness, and superstition.

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Portrait of a Quaker
Portrait of a Quaker

By Donald McNichols

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Sixteen Quaker leaders speak
Sixteen Quaker leaders speak

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Toward freedom for all
Toward freedom for all

By Hiram H. Hilty

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Guests of my life
Guests of my life

By Elizabeth G. Watson

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Guests of my life
Guests of my life

By Elizabeth G. Watson

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Station master on the Underground Railroad

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