The Social Development Of English Quakerism, 1655 1755 by Richard T. Vann
An Alternative Society
This insightful work delves into the evolution of English Quakerism during its formative century, exploring the intricate interplay between religious beliefs and social dynamics. It examines how Quakerism, initially a radical movement, gradually adapted to societal norms while maintaining its core principles. The book highlights the challenges faced by Quakers, including persecution and internal conflicts, and how these experiences shaped their community practices and theological outlook. Through a detailed analysis of historical contexts and personal narratives, it offers a nuanced understanding of how Quakerism's social development influenced its enduring legacy.
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- 1969
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- 300-350
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- English
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