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Swiss Quaker life belief and thought
Swiss Quaker life belief and thought

By Erica Royston

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This anthology, in French, English and German throws a rare insight into the lives of Swiss Quakers. It includes the writings of such well known figures as Pierre Ceresole, Helene Monastier and Eli...

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A biographical dictionary of Irish Quakers
Philadelphia Rebel
Philadelphia Rebel

By Clara Jaeger

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Memoirs of Victor Bewley
George Fox
George Fox

By Jean Hatton

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George Fox and the Children of the Light
La Societe religieuse des Amis (Quakers)
Alfred Webb
Alfred Webb

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Genteel Revolutionaries
Genteel Revolutionaries

By Carmel Quinlan

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Group spiritual nurture
Group spiritual nurture

By Daphne Clement

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