Some Account of the Lives and Religious Labours of Samuel Neale, and Mary Neale, Formerly Mary Peisley, Both of Ireland (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Discover the lives and faith journeys of Samuel Neale and Mary Neale, as told in this stirring collection.

This nonfiction work gathers intimate testimonies, travel journals, and devotional reflections from early Quaker lives. It presents Mary Neale’s inward devotion, steadfast ministry, and fearless commitment to truth, alongside Samuel Neale’s voyages, prayers, and duties among friends across continents. The narratives illuminate a life of humility, perseverance, and steadfast trust in divine leading, framed by the communities and meetings that shaped their paths.

Readers will encounter vivid scenes of worship, travel, and service, plus character studies of two lifelong believers who stayed faithful to their convictions through hardship and exile. The book offers a window into the rhythm of Quaker life in the 18th century—testimonies, meetings, and the daily practice of living out faith in action.

• Engaging biographical portraits of Samuel and Mary Neale and the spiritual forces that guided them.


• Personal journals and testimonies that reveal daily devotion, courage, and moral integrity.


• Historical glimpses of 18th-century Quaker practice, travel, and community life.


• A reflective portrait of two ministers whose work shaped and sustained their religious community.

Ideal for readers of religious biographies, Quaker history, and 18th‑century spiritual narratives.

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