BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES AND ANECDOTES OF MEMBERS OF THE RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.
Philadelphia: The Tract Association of Friends, 1871. 427 pages. More
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DISCIPLINE OF THE YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS, HELD IN BALTIMORE.
Baltimore: John Hewes, 1806. 125 pages. More
FRIENDS' MISCELLANY: VOLUME II.; Being a Collection of Essays and Fragments, Biographical, Religious, Epistolary, Narrative, and Historical
Philadelphia: J. Richards, 1836. Second edition. Full leather; 380 pages. More
FRIENDS' MISCELLANY: VOLUME VII.; Being a Collection of Essays and Fragments, Biographical, Religious, Epistolary, Narrative, and Historical
Philadelphia: J. Richards, 1835. First edition. Full leather; 380 pages. More
GEORGE FOX SPEAKS FOR HIMSELF; Texts the Reveal His Personali - Many Hitherto Unpublished
York: William Sessions, 1991. First edition. Selected, edited and introduced by Hugh McGregor Ross; 153 pages. More
QUAKER BY CONVINCEMENT; A Spiritual Autobiography
New York: David McKay, 1951. First printing. 227 pages. More
THE QUAKER CONTRIBUTION.
New York: Macmillan, 1965. 128 pages. More
A RETROSPECT OF EARLY QUAKERISM; Being Extracts from the Records of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and the meetings composing it, to which is prefixed an account of their first establishment
Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Zell, 1860. 434 pages. More
CHRISTIAN LIFE FAITH & THOUGHT IN THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS.; Being the First part of Christian Discipline of the Religious Society of Friends in Great Britain
London: The Friends' Bookshop, 1922. Second impression. 149 pages. More
THE FLAVOR OF MAN.
Philadelpha: Wider Quaker Fellowship, 1974. 32 pages. More
VOLTAIRE'S LETTERS ON THE QUAKERS; A Critical Translation
Philadelphia: William H. Allen, 1953. First printing. Limited edition of 160 copies han-set and printed; 27 pages. More
THE IMPRESSIONS OF THE MIND.; To which are added some remarks on the Church and State Discipline, and the acting Principles of Life
Toronto: 1835. Willson was expelled by the Quakers for advocating the use of music in worship services. He and a small group moved to Sharon, Ontario, where they organized themselves as the Children of Peace, built a temple and formed the first civil band in Canada. Willson died in 1866..... More
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