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Letters From The Quaker Past

BY HENRY CADBURY
SECONDHAND COPY,owners sticker on frontg good condition book with dust jacket. A collection of the letters that Henry Cadbury wrote to be published in Friends Journal over many years. It starts with one written from England in 1941 and after another 240 ends in 1969. Topics range from Friends and the erie canal to Benjamin Franklins Quakerishness, and even William Bradford, the young man charged by Fox himself to be the first Quaker Bookdealer in America, but who didn't quite manage it.

Friends Journal 1972 342 PP. Cloth

$35.00 USED - availability checked Jun 19th 8:58am EDT

George Fox's 'book Of Miracles'

EDITED BY HENRY CADBURY, WITH FOREWORDS BY RUFUS JONES, JIM PYM AND PAUL ANDERSON
Fox was a healer as well as a minister and author, manifesting God's wondrous power in over 150 recorded instances of cures. These miracles were critical to spreading the word about Quakerism in the initial years. The text of this edition is the result of years of work by Henry Cadbury to make it accessible to the modern audience. New introductions by Paul Anderson and Jim Pym guide the reader to appreciate the place of this material in the overall understanding of Fox's contributions to Quakerism.

Quaker Press of FGC 2000 176 PP. Paper

$10.00 (in stock)