
QUAKER STRONGHOLDS. - INTRODUCTION.
CHAPTER I. ORGANIZATION.
CHAPTER II. THE INNER LIGHT.
CHAPTER III. WORSHIP.
CHAPTER IV. FREE MINISTRY.
CHAPTER V. SPECIAL TESTIMONIES.
CHAPTER VI. OUR CALLING.
APPENDIX. - NOTE A.
NOTE B. Home Mission Committee of the Yearly Meeting.
NOTE C. Slavery.
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en
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Release date
2020-04-10
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Public domain in the USA.
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1834–1909
A thoughtful Quaker writer and philanthropist, she is remembered for clear, accessible books that introduced many readers to Quaker belief and practice. Her life also connects to a remarkable literary family that included her niece Virginia Woolf.
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