1788 PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS / PRESENT STATE OF MAN

by Joseph Phipps, New York, William Ross. 1788. hardcover leather bound 8 1/4 x 5 /14 inches Condition: Toning, light foxin

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1788 EARLY American Quaker Tract Present State of Man Joseph Phipps New York Joseph Phipps was an 18th-century British Quaker who is best remembered for his tracts and treatises defending Quakerism. O

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Massachusetts Bay Religious Tolerance in 1743 fo "those People called Quakers refusing to take the Oath that by Law is required " Governor Regarding Quaker Officeholders This petition from the selectm

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Wight (Thomas) A History of The Rise and Progress of the People called Quakers in Ireland from the year 1653 to 1700, edited by John Rutty, second edition, first few pages lightly spotted, modern half

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"The Liberty of the Spirit and of the Flesh Distinguished: In an Address to those Captives in Spirit among the People called Quakers, who are commonly called Libertines", by John Rutty, Dublin, Printe

Sewel, William. THE HISTORY OF THE RISE, INCREASE AND PROGRESS, OF THE CHRISTIAN PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS. Burlington, New-Jersey: Isaac Collins, 1774. Folio, 12" x 7.75". xii, 812, [16] pp. Period full

Penn, William. PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY REVIVED, IN THE FAITH AND PRACTICE OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS. London: T. Sowle, 1699. 2nd ed. 6" x 3.75". [10], 158 pp. Early speckled sheep, 18th c. endpapers

THE HISTORY OF THE RISE , INCREASE AND PROGRESS OF THE CHRISTIAN PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS by WILLIAM SEWEL Burlington, New Jersey, printed and sold by Isaac Collins; 1776 812 pages. Original calf. Front

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Penn, William; Barclay, Robert; Pike, Joseph. THREE TREATISES IN WHICH THE FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLE, DOCTRINES [and etc.]… OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, ARE PLAINLY DISCUSSED. Wilmington [DE]: Jame

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1775 QUAKER SERMONS, WILLIAM PENN, ROBERT BARCLAY, WILLIAM DEWBSERY, GEOERGE WHITEHEAD SERMONS PREACHED BY SEVERAL OF THE PEOPLE CALLED QUAKERS, Very Rare, Only Print EXACTLY TAKEN IN SH

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A Vindication of a Book intituled A Brief Account of many of the Prosecutions of the People called Quakers & c Lately Presented to the Members of Both Houses of Parliament…, by Joseph Bess, London,

1793 EARLY American Quaker State of Man Joseph Phipps Trenton Newton NJ Americana Joseph Phipps was an 18th-century British Quaker who is best remembered for his tracts and treatises defending Quakeri

Three Treatises, in Which the Fundamental Principle, Doctrines, Worship, Ministry and Discipline of the People Called the Quakers, are Plainly Declared: The First, by William Penn, in England; The Sec

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