Quakers Books

Sessions of York and their printing forebears.
Thomas Lawson, 1630-1691
James Nayler 1618 1660
James Nayler 1618 1660

By William G. Bittle

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"The Puritian victory in the English Civil War occasioned a relgious as well as a political revolution. Freed from the restraints of the Anglican faith, the country erupted into a multitude of new...

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Abiah Darby
Abiah Darby

By Rachel Labouchere

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A Victorian Quaker Courtship
Richard Robinson of Countersett (1628-1693) and the Quakers of Wensleydale
Spiceland Quaker Training Centre 1940 1946
Some Rural Quakers
Some Rural Quakers

By Jack V. Wood

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Women and Quakerism in the 17th Century
Lindley Murray 1745 1826
Lindley Murray 1745 1826

By Stephen Allott

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