The Friends' Library, Comprising Journals, Doctrinal Treatises, and Other Writings of Members of the Religious Society of Friends, Vol. 7 (Classic ... of Mary Hagger, Memoir of Ann Crowley, a - Softcover

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Explore a treasury of early Quaker voices and personal histories. This volume gathers memoirs and life stories from prominent Friends writers, offering intimate glimpses into faith, conscience, and 17th‑ and 18th‑century spiritual journeys.

The book frames the lived experience of early Quakers through first‑person accounts and biographical sketches. Readers will encounter personal reflections, challenges to authority, and steadfast commitment to living out their beliefs in difficult times. The selections illuminate moments of trial, steadfast faith, and the everyday courage of individuals who shaped the Society of Friends.

• Character studies from Daniel Wheeler and Thomas Ellwood, seen through their own words and moments of steadfast faith.


• Memoranda and short biographical sketches that reveal daily life, spiritual practice, and moral commitments.


• Accounts of persecution, resilience, and the role of conscience in public life.


• Contextual notes and writings that shed light on early Friends’ concerns, communities, and missions.

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