First among friends : George Fox and the creation of Quakerism
In this first scholarly biography of George Fox (1624-91), Ingle examines the fascinating life of the reformation leader and founding organizer of the Religious Society of Friends, more popularly known today as the Quakers
collective biographies
1 online resource (ix, 407 pages) : illustrations, map
9780195101171, 9781280451836, 9786610451838, 9780195356458, 9780198024026, 9781423741169, 9781602560901, 0195101170, 1280451831, 6610451834, 0195356454, 0198024029, 1423741161, 1602560900
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Every oak has been an acorn
Lads will be men
The longest way about is the nearest way home
Seel your salve where you get your sore
When the fox preaches, then beware your geese
The north for greatness
Put not fire to flax
As like an apple as an oyster
Out of the north an ill comes forth
I thank God and my cunning
No time like the present
A easy as removing tottenham wood
For the same man to be a heretic and a good subject is impossible
More belongs to a marriage than four bare legs in a bed
What is a man but his mind?
A man may cut himself with his own knife
The fox runs as long as he has feet
Electronic reproduction, [Place of publication not identified], HathiTrust Digital Library, 2010
English