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Where the Wind Blows
Where the Wind Blows

By Jay W. Marshall

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Quaker Business Ethics
A peaceable pilgrimage
A peaceable pilgrimage

By Fitzgerald John

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William Penn
William Penn

By Janet Benge

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A biography of William Penn, the founder of Pennsylvania and a Quaker advocate for justice and religious tolerance in Great Britain and the American colonies.

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They loved to laugh
They loved to laugh

By Kathryn Worth

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In 1831 in rural North Carolina, sixteen-year-old Martitia, newly orphaned and timid, comes to live with a large, boisterous Quaker familywhose five sons delight in teasing and laughter.

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Welsh Quaker Emigrants and Colonial Pennsylvania
Ruth's gift
Ruth's gift

By Cathy Gaskill

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