Rober Valentine 1717-1786
A Rural Storekeeper Who Became An Eminent Friend
BY FRANCIS G. BROWN
Brief Description:
Born in Ireland in 1717, his family settled in Chester county in 1724. From being a rural storekeeper he became an eminent public Friend among Philadelphia Quakers. He once wrote "Friends should not slubber and daub things over in a deceitful manner but should stand plumb for the truth".
Self published 2009 94 PP. Paper
$10.00
(in stock)
