Quaker History Volume 89 No 1 (90)

SPRING 2000
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Indiana separation of 1842 ; Cyrus Cooper's memorial and the free gospel ministry; Jungian thought and 20th C Friends.

FHA 2000 Paper

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Quaker History Volume 91 No 2 (901)

FALL 2002
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Emigration of Nottinghamshire Quakers to new world, Quaker womens ministries in 19c England.

FHA 2002 Paper

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Quaker History Volume 91 No 1 (902)

SPRING 2002
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Thomas Crowley & Americans in parliament 1765-1775; Status and gender in writings of Thomas Ellwood and Mary Pennington; Quaker certificates of removal for Trans Appalachian migration.

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Quaker History Volume 92 No 1 (905)

SPRING 2003
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Quakers and Indians in South New England 1656-1676; Quakers in Venice 1657-8; Quakers at world parliament of religions Chicago 1893.

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Quaker History Volume 92 No 2 (903)

FALL 2003
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Motts and Purvises: a study in interracial Friendship; Historic roots of Pacific NW Quaker theology conference; Quakers as abolitionists: Robinsons of Rokeby & Charles Marriott.

FHA 2003 Paper

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Quaker History Volume 93 No 2 (901)

FALL 2004
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Quakers and Buddhists (1885-1935), Antislavery and progressive Friends, Madeira Quakerism and rebellion; Reviving Henry Hill.

FHA 2004 Paper

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Quaker History Volume 94 No 1 (90)

SPRING 2005
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Yonge street women Friends, History of art in Quaker Schools, Americas first recorded Quaker communities.

FHA 2005 Paper

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Quaker History Volume 94 No 2 (90)

FALL 2005
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Pacifists and "practice of presence". Reflections on Rufus Jones, Henry Wilbur and advancement of Friends principles.

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Quaker History Volume 95 No 2 (907)

FALL 2006
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Quaker missionaries in Holland and Germany, Integration at Westtown School, Corresponding with George A Fox (Quaker evangelist to English villages in 20th Century)

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Quaker History Volume 96 No 1 (90)

SPRING 2007
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Walt Whitman's Quaker paradox, Anne Conway, early Quaker thought and the new science, Why Quakers Quaked.

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Quaker History Volume 96 No 2 (906)

FALL 2007
SECONDHAND, fair condition, coffee stains but certainly readable. John Woolmans slave dream, John woolmans paternal ancestors, Cecil Hinshaws pacifist perfectionist experiment,

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Quaker History Volume 99 No 1 (909)

SPRING 2010
SECONDHAND, fair condition, certainly readable. Children of Dissent and Revolution: Joseph Maddock and the Wrightsborough and the Georgia, Quaker Community: By Robert Scott Davis; Persecution and Persecutors of Maryland Quakers, 1658-1661: by Kenneth Carroll: Walter Martin, "Friends Visit Jomo Kenyatta at Maralal" by Donald Thomas, P Nugent. Book Reviews: Fit for Freedom, Not for Friendship: Quakers, Counsel to the Christian-Traveler, An American in Gandhi's India: The Biography of Satyanand Stokes, Let This Voice Be Heard: Anthony Benezet, Father of Atlantic Abolition, James Nayler: Revolutionary to Prophet (review)

FHA Paper

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Quaker Ideals

BY PHILADELPHA YEARLY MEETING
An explanation of where Friends stand on "Equality", "Social Justice", "Criminal Justice", "Peace", "Stewardship", "Integrity and Simplicity". $.50each, $.35each for 10-100, $.15each for 100 or more.

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 2001 Tract

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A Quaker In The Zendo

Php 370

BY STEVE SMITH
"At a time of my life when I had drifted far from my Quaker origins, I found the practice of Zen meditation to be clarifying, healing and liberating. Curiously this Asian spiritual practice led me back to the Society of Friends: the more I practice Zen, the more thoroughly Quaker I become. The spiritual insights of Christianity and Quakerism have regained for me fresh depth, power and charisma. Within the earliest records of Quakerism, in the writings of George Fox and other early Friends, I find - to my wonder and delight - remarkably explicit guidelines for spiritual practice that are often diluted or obscured in contemporary unprogrammed Friends' worship.".

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 2004 38 PP Paper

$6.50 (in stock)

Quaker In Vietnam

Rick Thompson, 1949-1973 - Php 367

BY BETH TAYLOR
This pamphlet is a personal history of Rick Thompson, who worked for the AFSC at their Quang Ngai hospital during the Vietnam War. Rick died in Vietnam. He was the author's first cousin, so based on letters, journals, and interviews with family and friends, she covers his journey of conscience as it led him into the heart of the Vietnam War.

Pendle Hill Pamphlet 2003 34 PP. Paper

$6.50 (in stock)

Quaker Journals

Varieties Of Religious Experience Among Friends

BY HOWARD BRINTON
For over three centuries Quakers have used the spiritual journal to record their spiritual life and journeys. Some, especially those of famous Friends, were published; others lay in attics or on the shelves of libraries. Here Brinton looks on them as a whole class for the first time, stressing the importance of examining the original unedited texts. He shows the reality of Quaker ideals and testimonies as actually lived by Friends through the ages.

Pendle Hill 1972 130 PP. Paper

$7.00 (in stock)

Quaker Life 1-year Subscription

BY QUAKER LIFE
Quaker Life is a Christian Quaker magazine published 6 times a year under the umbrella organization Friends United Meeting. Friends United Meeting (FUM) is an international association of Friends meetings and churches with schools, hospitals, and missions in Belize, Cuba, Jamaica, Kenya, and Ramallah. Quaker Life magazine is the voice of FUM, communicating news in every issue from these mission sites, as well as offering theme-based articles on relevant topics such as Friends Views of the Bible, Quaker Controversies, and Friends and their Pastors. Quaker Life celebrated 50 years in print in 2010. This subscription price applies to addresses in the U.S., Mexico or Canada.

Quaker Life SUBSCRIPTION Magazines

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Quaker Life 3-year Subscription

BY QUAKER LIFE
Quaker Life is a Christian Quaker magazine published 6 times a year under the umbrella organization Friends United Meeting. Friends United Meeting (FUM) is an international association of Friends meetings and churches with schools, hospitals, and missions in Belize, Cuba, Jamaica, Kenya, and Ramallah. Quaker Life magazine is the voice of FUM, communicating news in every issue from these mission sites, as well as offering theme-based articles on relevant topics such as Friends Views of the Bible, Quaker Controversies, and Friends and their Pastors. Quaker Life celebrated 50 years in print in 2010. This subscription price applies to addresses within the US, Mexico or Canada.

Quaker Life SUBSCRIPTION Magazines

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Quaker Lite 2 1/2 - The Lite Within

A Lite-hearted Look At The Religious Society Of Friends

BY STAN BANKER AND BRENT BILL
This, the sequel to Quaker Lite, is another collection of Quaker humor, which "speaks truth to power in its own demented way".

Lite Company 2002 88 PP. Paper

$11.95 (in stock)

Quaker Manual Of Style And Glossary

BY ODIE LEFEVER
A useful eight panel folded tract which offers a handy brief glossary of Quaker terms as well as style guidelines such as when and when not to capitalize Meeting (meeting?), and use of the apostrophe. These reflect usage within Philadelphia Yearly Meeting. The glossary of forty three Quaker terms is also helpful. This is in the same format as the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting leaflet series, but is priced differently and there is no bulk rate reduction.

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 2010 FOLDED Paper

$0.75 (in stock)

A Quaker Marriage

BY PHILADELPHIA YEARLY MEETING
This leaflet is suitable for distribution at a wedding or in invitations. $.50 (1 to 10 copies); $.35 (10 to 100); $.15 (100 or more).

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting LEAFLET Tract

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Quaker Marriage

BY EDWARD MILLIGAN
This booklet is an excellent introduction to the Quaker marriage ceremony. Milligan also takes a look at how the ceremony came to be the way it is, with particular reference to Britain. Useful comments for genealogical research are included.

Quaker Tapestry at Kendal 1994 32 PP Paper

$8.50 (in stock)

A Quaker Meeting For Worship

BY DOUGLAS STEERE
each $.50 - each (multiples of 10) $.35 - each (multiples of 100) $.15

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1999 LEAFLET Tract

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Quaker Meeting For Business

BY DOUGLAS STEERE
A useful discussion of the meanings and responsibilities of corporate discernment.

Southeastern Yearly Meeting 1995 17 PP. Paper

$4.00 (in stock)

Quaker Meeting Houses

BY DAVID BUTLER
A small book on meeting houses in Britain, with line drawings and illustrations from the Quaker Tapestry.

Quaker Tapestry at Kendal 1995 32 PP. Paper

$8.00 (out of stock but can be backordered)

Quaker Nantucket

The Religious Community Behind The Whaling Empire

BY ROBERT LEACH AND PETER GOW
The spiritual tidal wave of Quakerism swept Nantucket creating one of the world's most notable Quaker communities and a whaling empire that was the envy of the world. It is a story of amazing individuals, their prosperity, and eventual infighting and religious schism.

Mill Hill Press 1997 224 PP. Paper

$21.95 (in stock)

Quaker Note Cards

Friends Meeting House Washington, Dc

BY MEAGAN HEALY
A series of ten notecards from Quaker artist Meagan Healy. Ten designs of various aspects of the Meetinghouse in Washington DC, from the Benches to the sun dial. All are striking in their simple boldness, easily identifiable as Quaker images and taken from a book on the history of the Meetinghouse.

Minnie Moon Press 2011 10 CARDS Boxed

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Quaker Peace Testimony

BY MARY LOU LEAVITT
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Philadelphia Yearly Meeting 1994 LEAFLET Tract

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Quaker Peace Testimony In Times Of Terrorism

BY ROBERT GRISWOLD
The author addresses underlying spiritual concerns raised by current US policies towards terrorism and war. Griswold responds to the tough question, "How do we live a way of life which `takes away the occasion of all wars?'" His consideration of this question is grounded in the work and example of Fox, as well as his own experience among Friends.

Friends Bulletin 2003 18 PP. Paper

$4.00 (out of stock but can be backordered)

Quaker Plant Hunters

BY DAVID SOX
Many Quakers were drawn to botany and this book tells the story of the well known father and son John and William Bartram who worked 250 years ago in America. The story of Sydney Parkinson is also included: He was a Scottish Quaker, who sailed with Captain Cook on the Endeavor's pioneering exploration of South America and the South Seas.

Sessions of York 2004 122 PP. Paper

$22.95 (in stock)