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Sidwell Friends School Earl G. Harrison, Jr.,

Quaker Rare Book Collection

May 2017

An Abstract of the Sufferings of the People Call’d Quakers for the Testimony of a

Good Conscience, From the Time of Their Being First Distinguished by That

Name, Taken From Original Records, and Other Authentic Accounts. Vol. I.

London: Printed and sold by the assigns of J. Sowle, 1733. (From the

Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College) (2 copies)



Name, Taken From Original Records, and Other Authentic Accounts. Vol. II.

London: Printed and sold by the assigns of J. Sowle, 1738. (From the

Quaker Collection at Haverford College)



Name, Taken from Original Records, and Other Authentic Accounts.

Volume III. London: Printed and sold by the assigns of J. Sowle, 1738.

(Purchased November 2000)

Accounts of Some Proceedings of Committees of the Yearly Meetings of Friends of

Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore and Ohio. For the Welfare and

Civilization of the Indians of North America. Dublin: Graisberry &

Campbell, 1817. (Purchased 2011)

Accounts of Some Proceedings of the Yearly Meetings of Friends of Philadelphia,

New York, Baltimore and Ohio for the Welfare and Civilization of the

Indians of North America. Dublin: Graisberry and Campbell, 1817.

[Purchased March 2006]

[Advertisement] Dr. Flint’s Quaker Bitters. Providence, Rhode Island, c. 1871.

[Purchased May 2012]

The African’s Friend. For the Promotion of Religion and Morality. No. 15.

Philadelphia: [October] 1887. (Purchased March 2003)


Philadelphia: [November] 1887. (Purchased March 2003)


Philadelphia: [December] 1887. (Purchased March 2003)

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American Friends' Peace Conference. The American Friends' Peace Conference

Held at Philadelphia, Twelfth Month 12th, 13th and 14th, 1901.

Philadelphia: Published by the Conference, 1902. (Purchased January

2006)

American Friends Service Committee. The Draft? : A Report Prepared for the

Peace Education Division of the American Friends Service

Committee. 1st ed. New York: Hill and Wang, 1968. (From the


Armistead, Wilson. Anthony Benezet: From the Original Memoir. Philadelphia:

Lippincott and Co., 1859. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

College)

An Association of Friends, ed. Friends’ Intelligencer. Vol. 17. Philadelphia:

William W. Moore, 1861. (Purchased October 2002)

At a Meeting of the Representatives of the Religious Society of Friends, in

Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Delaware, & c., held in Philadelphia, Third

month 16th 1860. N.p.: n.p., [1860?]. (Purchased December 2001)

Barclay, Abram Rawlinson, ed. Letters, &c., of Early Friends; Illustrative of the

History of the Society. London: Harvey and Darton, 1841. (From the


Barclay, John. Select Anecdotes and Instructive Incidents, Taken from

Publications of Several Members of the Society of Friends. New York: Isaac

T. Hopper, 1833. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Barclay, John. A Selection of the Letters and Papers of the Late John Barclay.

Philadelphia: Longstreth, 1847. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

College)

Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity, as the same is Held

Forth, and Preached, by the People, called in Scorn, Quakers. London:

Printed and sold by T. Sowle, 1701. (Donated March 2013)

Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity: Being an Explanation

and Vindication of the Principles and Doctrines of the People Called

Quakers. London: W. Richardson and S. Clark, 1765. (From the Friends

Historical Library of Swarthmore College)

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Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity, Being an Explanation


Quakers. Birmingham, England: John Baskerville, 1765. (Inscribed by

David Barclay, grandson of the author; donated May 1998)

Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity: Being an Explanation


Quakers. London: J. Phillips, 1780. (From the Friends Historical Library

of Swarthmore College)

Barclay, Robert. An Apology for the True Christian Divinity, Being an Explanation


Quakers. Philadelphia: Joseph James, 1789. (From the Quaker

Collection at Haverford College)

[Barclay, Robert]. A Catechism and Confession of Faith. Philadelphia: James

Chattin, 1753. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Barclay, Robert. A Catechism and Confession of Faith, Approved of and Agreed

Unto, by the General Assembly of the Patriarchs, Prophets and Apostles,

Christ Himself In and Among Them. Philadelphia: Joseph James, 1788.

(From the Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College)

Barclay, Robert. A Treatise on Christian Discipline. London: James Phillips and

Son, n.d. [The reissue using original sheets of The Anarchy of the

Ranters, and other Libertines, the Hierarchy of the Romanists . . .and A

Brief Examination and State of Liberty Spiritual . . . by William Penn.

London: Mary Hinde, 1771]. (Purchased September 2000)

Barclay, Robert. Truth Triumphant, through the Spiritual Warfare, Christian

Labours, and Writings, of that Able and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ,

Robert Barclay. Volumes I, II, III. Philadelphia: Benjamin C. Stanton,

1831. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Battey, Thomas C. The Life and Adventures of a Quaker Among the Indians.

Boston: Lee and Shepard, 1875. (Purchased October 2000)

Bayley, William. A Collection of the Several Wrightings of that True Prophet,

Faithful Servant, and Sufferer for the Testimony of Jesus, William Bayley.

[London]: n.p., 1676. (Purchased July 2013)

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Beaven, Thomas. An Essay Concerning the Restoration of Primitive Christianity in

a Conduct Truly Pious and Religious. London: James Phillips, 1743.


Bennet, Thomas. Confutation of Quakerism; Or a Plain Proof of the Falsehood of

What the Principal Quaker Writers (especially Mr. R. Barclay in His Apology

and Other Works) Do Teach. Cambridge, England: University Press, 1705.

(Purchased April 2000)

[Besse, Joseph]. A Brief Account of Many of the Prosecutions of the People Call’d

Quakers in the Exchequer, Ecclesiastical, and Other Courts, for Demands

Recoverable by the Acts Made in the 7th and 8th Years of the Reign of King

William the Third, for the More Easie Recovery of Tithes, Church-Rates, etc.

London: J. Sowle, 1736. (Purchased May 2002)

Besse, Joseph. A Collection of the Sufferings of the People Called Quakers, for

the Testimony of a Good Conscience, From the Time of Their Being First

Distinguished by that Name in the Year 1650, to the Time of the Act,

Commonly Called the Act of Toleration, Granted to Protestant Dissenters in

the First Year of the Reign of King William the Third and Queen Mary, in

the Year 1689. Vols. I and II. London: Printed and Sold by Luke Hinde,


Besse, Joseph. A Confutation of the Charge of Deism. London: Printed and sold

by the assigns of J. Sowle, 1734. (Purchased June 2005)

Besse, Joseph. Defence of Quakerism: Or, An Answer to a Book Intituled A

Preservative Against Quakerism. London: J. Sowle, 1732. (2 copies;

purchased April and May 1999)

[Besse, Joseph]. A Reply to A Late Defence of the Pamphlet Intituled, Baptism

with Water and Infant-Baptism Asserted: Wherein the Mistakes of the

Author of that Defence are Farther Rectified, and His Reasonings Farther

Confuted. London: J. Sowle, [1736]. (Purchased November 2003)

Bevan, Joseph Gurney. A Refutation of Some of the More Modern

Misrepresentations of the Society of Friends, Commonly called Quakers;

with A Life of James Nayler. London: William Phillips. 1800. (Purchased

November 2000)

Bevan, Joseph Gurney. A Short Account of the Life and Writings of Robert

Barclay… Philadelphia: Benjamin Johnson, 1805. (From the Quaker

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Bevans, John. A Defence of the Christian Doctrines of the Society of Friends,

Against the Charge of Socinianism; and its Church Discipline Vindicated . . .

To Which is Prefixed a Letter to John Evans, . . . and Strictures on the

Eighth and Ninth Editions of That Work. London: Printed and sold by

Phillips and Fardon, 1805. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

College)

Biblioteca Quakeriana: The Private Library of the Late Charles Roberts of

Philadelphia. [New York: American Art Association, 1918.] (Purchased

April 2005)

Bickley, A.C. George Fox and the Early Quakers. London: Hodder and

Stoughton, 1884. (Purchased January 2004)

[Billhead]. Bill for Treatment of Patient at the Retreat, York, England. 1839.

(Purchased June 2004)

Bishop, George. New England Judged, By the Spirit of the Lord. London: T.

Sowle, 1703. (Purchased December 1999)

Blessing-Eyster, Nellie. A Chinese Quaker: An Unfictitious Novel. New York:

Fleming H. Revell Company, 1902. (Purchased April 2003)

The Blue Laws of New Haven Colony, Usually Called Blue Laws of Connecticut;

Quaker Laws of Plymouth and Massachusetts; Blue Laws of New York,

Maryland, Virginia, and South Carolina. Hartford: Case, Tiffany &

Company, 1838. (Purchased March 1999)

Blome, Richard. The Fanatick History: Or An Exact Relation and Account of the

Old Anabaptists, and New Quakers. London: Printed for J. Sims, 1660.


Bockett, John. Gentile Divinity and Morality Demonstrated, in a Brief Collection

of Sayings, Precepts, Counsels, Sentences and Exhortations of Several

Eminent Gentile Philosophers, Princes, Orators, etc. London: Printed and

sold by Philip Gwillim, 1712. (Purchased December 2016)

Bockett, John. Pride Expos’d and Oppos’d; or, the Root, Branches, and Fruit

Thereof, Briefly Discovered, and the Pernicious Effects Attending the Fame,

Laid Open, in Diverse Scriptural Instances and Examples. . . London: J.

Sowle, 1710. (From the Friends Historical Library of Swarthmore College)

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Book of Meetings; Containing An Account of the Times and Places of Holding the

Meetings of the Society of Friends in America. New York: Samuel S. &

William Wood, 389 Broadway, 1858. (Purchased September 2002)

Book of Meetings; Containing An Account of the Times and Places of Holding the

Meetings of the Society of Friends in America. New York: William Wood &

Co.: 1869. (Purchased September 2015)

Bowden, James. The History of the Society of Friends in America. Volume

I. London: Charles Gilpin, 1850. (Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s copy?)

(Purchased May 2002)

Bowden, James. The History of the Society of Friends in America. Volume II.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey. London: W & F.G. Cash, 1854. (Henry

Wadsworth Longfellow’s copy?) (Purchased May 2002)

Brailsford, Mabel Richmond. A Quaker from Cromwell's Army: James Nayler.

London: Swarthmore Press Ltd., 1927. (Purchased November 2005)

A Brief Account of the Proceedings of the Committee, Appointed in the Year 1795

by the Yearly Meeting of Friends of Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, &c. for

Promoting the Improvement and Gradual Civilization of the Indian Natives.

Philadelphia: Printed by Kimber, Conrad, & Co., 1805. (Purchased

October 2001)

A Brief Relation of the Persecutions and Cruelties That Have Been Acted Upon the

People Called Quakers in and About the City of London. London: 1662.


Bristed, John. The Society of Friends, or People Commonly Called Quakers,

Examined. London: Printed for J. Mawman in the Poultry; and J. White

in Fleet-Street by T. Gillet, Salisbury-square, 1805. (Purchased

September 2004)

[Broadside.] American Friends Service Committee. Remove a Cause of War:

Provide Access for All Nations to the World's Resources and Markets, Will

You Pay this Price for Peace? c. 1930s. (Purchased March 2005)

[Broadside]. At a Special meeting of our Meeting for Sufferings held in Boston…

Boston: n.p., 1863. (Purchased November 1999)

[Broadside]. At a Yearly Meeting of Women Friends, held in New-York, by

adjournment, from the 29th of the 5th Mo. To the 2d of the 6th Mo. inclusive,

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1820. [New York?]: James & John Harper, [1820]. (Purchased January

2005)

[Broadside]. Correspondence Between a Lady of Philadelphia, attached to the

Presbyterian Church, and an eminent Medical Gentleman of that city,

belonging to the Society of Friends. Philadelphia, September 1828.


[Broadside]. From the Meeting for Sufferings, In London the 10th Day of the Third

Month, 1769, To Friends in the Several Provinces in North-America.

[Reverse: From Our Meeting for Sufferings, held at Philadelphia, For

Pennsylvania and New-Jersey, the 1st Day of the Ninth Month, 1769, To

Our Friends and Brethren in These and the Adjacent Provinces.] N.p.: n.p.,

[1769?] (Purchased October 2003)

[Broadside] [London Yearly Meeting of Friends.] A Brief Statement of the

Reasons Why the Religious Society of Friends Object to the Payment of

Tithes, and Other Demands of an Ecclesiastical Nature: Issued by the

Yearly Meeting of the Said Society, Held in London, in the Fifth Month,

1832. [London]: Harvey and Darton, Printers, [1832]. (Purchased March

2005)

[Broadside] Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends. Extracts from the Minutes of

Our Yearly Meeting, to Held in Philadelphia, By Adjournments, from the

Twentieth of the Fourth-Month, the Twenty-Fifth of the Same, Inclusive,

1818 (Purchased April 2002)


Our Yearly Meeting, Held in Philadelphia, By Adjournments, from the

Sixteenth of the Fourth-Month, to the Twentieth of the Same, Inclusive,

1821. (Purchased April 2002)



Twenty-First of the Fourth-Month, to the Twenty-Fifth of the Same,

Inclusive, 1823 (Purchased April 2002)



Twentieth of the Fourth-Month, the Twenty-Fifth of the Same, Inclusive,


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Eighteenth of the Fourth- Month, the Twenty-Third of the Same, Inclusive,




Fifteenth of the Fourth-Month, to the Twentieth of the Same, Inclusive,




Twenty-First of the Fourth-Month, to the Twenty-Sixth of the Same,

Inclusive, 1834. (Purchased April 2002)

[Broadside] Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends. Rules of Discipline of the

Yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: John

Richards, 1843. (Donated November 1999)

[Broadside] Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends. Rules of Discipline of the

Yearly Meeting of Men and Women Friends, Held in Philadelphia.

Philadelphia: 1888. (Donated November 1999)

[Broadside] Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends. Rules of Discipline and

Advices of the Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends, Held in

Philadelphia. Philadelphia: 1913. (Donated November 1999)

[Broadside]. [Philadelphia Yearly Meeting]. Minute on Slavery. [1839?]

(Purchased October 2002)

[Broadside]. A Timely Caution to the Quakers of the City and County of

Philadelphia. [Philadelphia], Published in Porcupine's Gazette

Extraordinary. 26 March 1798. (Purchased May 2006)

[Broadside]. To George the Second, King of Great Britain, &c., The Humble

Address of His Protestant Subjects the People Called Quakers. 9 1st Month

[March] 1743. (Purchased May 2005)

[Broadside]. To Our Fellow Citizens of the United States. Philadelphia?:

n.p., 1814. (Purchased November 1999)

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[Broadside]. To the Yearly Meeting of Friends held in Philadelphia. The Committee

Appointed for the Gradual Civilization, &c. of the Indian Natives.

Philadelphia, PA. April 17, 1807. (Purchased February 2004)

[Broadside]. Vision of Joseph Hoag. N.p.: Printed for Caleb Bishop Page, c.

1860s. (Purchased January 2007)

Brownlee, William Craig. A Careful and Free Inquiry Into the True Nature and

Tendency of the Religious Principles of the Society of Friends Commonly

Called Quakers. Philadelphia: John Mortimer, 1824. (Purchased

November 2003)

Budge, Frances Anne. Annals of the Early Friends; a Series of Biographical

Sketches. 2nd ed. London: Samuel Harris & Co., 1886. (Purchased

December 2004).

Bugg, Francis. The Picture of Quakerism Drawn to the Life. London: W. Kettleby

& W. Rogers, 1697. (Purchased March 2000)

Bugg, Francis. The Picture of Quakerism Once More Drawn to the Life. London:

n.p., 1714. (Purchased September 2001)

Bugg, Francis. The Pilgrim's Progress, From Quakerism to Christianity;

Containing, A Farther Discovery of the Danger of the Growth of Quakerism .

. . London: Printed for, and are to be sold by W. Kettleby, 1698.

(Purchased May 2005; bound with anti-Quaker pamphlets by Bugg et al.)

Bugg, Francis. The Pilgrim’s Progress, From Quakerism to Christianity:

Containing, A Farther Discovery of the Dangerous Growth of Quakerism . . .

With a Remedy Proposed for this Malady; and, the Cure of Quakerism.

London: R. Janeway, 1700. (Purchased November 2000)

Bugg, Francis. The Quakers Set in Their True Light. London: n.p., 1696.

(Purchased August 2001)

Burnyeat, John. The Truth Exalted in the Writings of that Eminent and Faithful

to Servant of Christ John Bunyeat, Collected into this Ensuing Volume as

a Memorial his Faithful Labours in and for the Truth. London: Printed for

Thomas Northott, 1691. (From the Friends Historical Library of

Swarthmore College)

Burrough, Edward. [Nine essays removed from Memorable Words of a Son of

Thunder and Consolation. N.p.: n.p., 1672; sewn with Ellis Hooks, Epistle

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Dedicatory and also excised from original binding]. (Purchased November

1999)

Burrough, Edward. The Memorable Works of a Son of Thunder and Consolation:

Namely, That True Prophet, and Faithful Servant of God and Sufferer for

the Testimony of Jesus, Edward Burroughs,Who Dyed a Prisoner for the

World of God, in the City of London, the Fourteenth of the Twelfth Month

1662. N.p.: n.p. 1672. (Purchased May 2002)

Cabeen, F[rancis] von A[lbede]. The Colonel and the Quaker or the Return of the

Forefathers. Philadelphia: Goodman’s Sons and Company, 1906. (From

the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Camm, Thomas and Charles Marshal. The Memory of the Righteous Revived:

Being a Brief Collection of the Books and Written Epistles of John Camm &

John Audland . . . London : Printed and sold by Andrew Sowle, 1689.

(Purchased March 2007)

Cartland, Fernando G. Southern Heroes or The Friends in War Time. 3rd ed.

Poughkeepsie, NY: Fernando G. Cartland, 1897. (Purchased October

2002)

Central Bureau of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends. Letter from

Philadelphia Yearly Meeting of Friends [with reference to World War I].

N.p.: n.p., [1918] (Purchased October 2003)

The Central Relief Committee of the Society of Friends. Transactions of the

Central Relief Committee of the Society of Friends during the Famine in

Ireland, in 1846 and 1847. Dublin: Hodges and Smith, 1852. (Purchased

May 2002)

Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret. Essays: Philanthropic and Moral, by Elizabeth

Margaret Chandler: Principally Relating to the Abolition of Slavery in

America. Philadelphia: Lemuel Howell, 1836. (Purchased January 2006;

bound with Elizabeth Margaret Chandler's The Poetical Works of

Elizabeth Margaret Chandler)

Chandler, Elizabeth Margaret. The Poetical Works of Elizabeth Margaret

Chandler: with a Memoir of Her Life and Character, by Benjamin Lundy.

Philadelphia: Lemuel Howell, 1836. (Purchased January 2006; bound

with Elizabeth Margaret Chandler's Essays: Philanthropic and Moral)

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The Children's History of the Society of Friends, Chiefly Compiled from Sewell's

History. Dublin: Hodges, Smith & Co., 1864. (Purchased May 2005)

Christian Advices: Published by the Yearly Meeting of Friends Held in

Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Kimber & Conrad, 1808. (Purchased April

1999)

Chubb, Tho. An Examination of Mr. Barclay’s Principles, With Regard to Man’s

Natural Ability Since the Fall, as Laid Down in His Book, Intitled, ‘An

Apology for the True Christian Divinity, as the Same is Held Forth and

Preach’d by the People Call’d, in Scorn, Quakers.’ London: J. Darby and T.

Browne, 1726. (Purchased May 2004)

[Circular Letter] To The Committee of the Society of Friends That Was Appointed

to Visit the Northampton Quarterly Meeting, Last Year, 1834 with To The

Members of the Deptford and Peckham Monthly Meeting. Protest of Mary

Cattell concerning expulsion from the Northampton and Deptford

meetings. N.p.: n.p., 1835. (Purchased October 2004)

Clark, Charles Heber (Max Adeler). The Quakeress: A Tale, ill. George Gibbs.

Philadelphia: The John C. Winston Co., 1905. (From the Friends


Clarkson, Thomas. A Portraiture of Quakerism. Volumes 1-3. New York: Samual

Stansbury, 1806. (Purchased February 2000)

Clayton’s Rangers; or, The Quaker Partisans: A Story of the American Revolution.

Philadelpia: J.B. Lippincott & Company, 1883. (Purchased October 2000)

[Coale, Josiah]. The Books and Divers Epistles of the Faithful Servant of the Lord

Josiah Coale; Collected and Published, as it was Desired by Him the Day of

his Departure out of this Life. London: n.p., 1671. (Purchased March

2001)

Cockburn, James. A Review of the General and Particular Causes which Have

Produced the Late Disorders and Divisions in the Yearly Meeting of Friends,

Held in Philadelphia. Philadelphia: Philip Price, Jr., 1829. (Purchased

January 1999)

A Collection of Acts of Parliament, and Clauses of Acts of Parliament, Relative to

Those Protestant Dissenters Who Are Usually Called by the Name of

Quakers. From the Year 1688. London: Printed by James Phillips, 1777.

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(2 copies; from the Quaker Collection at Haverford College and

purchased January 2004)

A Collection of Memorials Concerning Divers Deceased Ministers and Others of

the People Called Quakers in Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, and Parts

Adjacent, from Nearly the First Settlement Thereof to the Year 1787.

Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1787.

A Collection of Testimonies Concerning Several Ministers of the Gospel Amongst

the People Called Quakers, Deceased: With Some of Their Last Expressions

and Exhortations. London: Printed and sold by Luke Hinde, 1760.

A Collection of the Epistles from the Yearly Meeting of Friends in London to the

Quarterly and Monthly Meetings in Great-Britain, Ireland and Elsewhere,

from 1675 to 1805; Being from the First Establishment of that Meeting to

the Present Time. Baltimore: Cole and Hewes, 1806. (Purchased February

2002)

Comly, John. English Grammar, Made Easy to the Teacher and Pupil. Originally

compiled for the use of West-Town Boarding School, Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia: Kimber and Sharpless, 1818. (From the Quaker Collection

at Haverford College)

Comly, John. English Grammar Made Easy to the Teacher and Pupil.

Philadelphia: Kimber and Sharpless, [1826?]. (Purchased September

2000)

Comly, John. Journal of the Life and Religious Labours of John Comly.

Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Chapman, 1853. (From the Quaker Collection at

Haverford College)

Comly, John & Comly, Isaac, eds. Friends’ Miscellany: Being a Collection of

Essays and Fragments, Biographical, Religious, Epistolary, Narrative, and

Historical. Volume IV. Philadelphia: J. Richards, 1833. (From the

collection of Elizabeth F. Andrews, March 10, 1848, and from the

collection of Paul Comly French, 1925)

Commemorative Exercises of the Two-Hundredth Anniversary of the Friends’

Meeting- House at Third Haven. Including an Account of the Settlement of

Friends in Talbot County, Maryland, From the Year 1657 to the Present

Time. Easton, MD; Philadelphia, PA: Press of Times Printing House,


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A Concise Biographical Sketch of the William Penn. Philadelphia: Friends’ Book

Store, n.d. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

The Concurrence and Unanimity of the People Called Quakers: In Owning and

Asserting the Principal Doctrines of the Christian Religion; Demonstrated in

the Sermons or, Declarations, of Several of Their Publick Preachers,

Namely, Mr. Robert Barclay, Mr. William Dewsberry, Mr. George Whitehead

. . . Exactly Taken in Shorthand, as They Were Delivered by Them at Their

Meeting-Houses. London: Printed for Nat. Crouch, at the Bell in the

Poultry, Near Cheapside, 1694. [No title page] (From the Quaker


Conversations as Between Parents and Children, Designed for the Instruction of

Youth. Philadelphia: William Brown, 1834. (Purchased April 1999)

C[oole], B[enjamin]. The Quakers Cleared From Being Apostates: ok [sic] The

Hammerer Defeated and Proved an Impostor. London: Printed and sold by

T. Sowle, 1696. (Purchased June 2005)

Cooledge, Daniel. The Pious Instructor; Being a Selection in Prose and Verse,

from Various Authors Emminent for Virture and Piety, on Moral and

Religious Subjects Designed to Warm and Animate the Zeal of All To Piety

and Religion: But More Particularly for the Use of Friends Schools. Walpole,

NH: Charter and Hale, 1806. (Purchased March 2000)

[Copybook]. Baldwin, Eliza. Handwritten Quaker Copybook Containing Poetry

by Quakers. New Garden, PA,1830. (Purchased July 2006)

[Copybook]. Borton, Elizabeth S. Handwritten Quaker Copybook Containing

Poetry by Quakers, 1894. (Purchased November 2006).

[Copybook]. Handwritten Quaker Copybook Containing Excerpts from George

Fox’s Journal Along with Assorted Theological Observations [c. early-mid

18th century] (Purchased July 2003)

[Copybook]. Handwritten Quaker Copybook Containing Obituaries, Art and

Poetry. 1830s. (Purchased October 2003)

[Copybook]. Moon, Rachael B. Handwritten Quaker Copybook Containing

Poetry By and About Quakers. Woodbourne, [PA]. 1842-1847.

(Purchased December 2004)

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[Correspondence]. Alpeton, [?]. Autograph Letter Signed, to Alfred Cope. 16

Second Month 1838. Letter from Falmouth, England to Philadelphia

containing discussion of slavery in the United States. (Purchased May

2003)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letter Signed, to President of Liberia Thomas

Buchanan from Benjamin Coates. 31 January 1840. Letter from

Philadelphia to Liberia via Norfolk, VA. (Purchased May 2012)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letter Signed, to Eliza H. Moon from her mother

concerning traditional Quaker dress and proper behavior. 11th Month

1836. Letter from Woodbourne, [Pennsylvania] to Westtown, Chester

Country, Pennsylvania. (Purchased September 2004)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letter Signed, to [Harvez?] Chase. 15 6th Month

1829. Letter from Augusta, [Maine] to Fall River, MA. (Purchased

November 2004)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letter Signed, to M.S. [c/o James Foster] from

R[obert] S[pence] concerning Spence's admonishment of another Quaker

for not using plain language and other matters. 30 5th Month 1828.

Letter from North Shields, [UK] to London. (Purchased September 2005)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letter Signed, to Robert Spence from A.

Rawlinson Barclay concerning placing a young Quakeress for the

recovery of her "lost character." 23 10th Month 1826. From London to

North Shields, [U.K.]. (Purchased September 2005)

[Correspondence]. Autograph Letters Signed. From Thomas Garriques to

William and Margaret Clark, January 31, 1886 and April 6, 1886. Two

letters from Philadelphia to Emerson, Ohio Concerning Topics Such as

Temperence, the First Day of School at Darby, the Salem on Mount

Pleasant Yearly Meetings, Sewing School for Factory Girls and Savings

Fund. (Purchased April 2004)

[Correspondence], Barnard, Sallie M., Philadelphia, signed letter to her sister

Beulah in England, 13th 2nd Month1863, recounting what an

acquaintance told her of a meeting during which the Emancipation

Proclamation and President Lincoln were praised; also relates her sorrow

and loneliness due to the death of her husband. [Purchased March 2006]

[Correspondence], Barnard, Sallie M., Philadelphia, signed letter to her sister

Beulah in England, 10th 4th Month 1864, recounting something of what

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her life is like making ends meet by having boarders in her home,

including a recuperating wounded soldier. Included is also a small

bouquet and printed song, popular at the time, written to be sung in

dialect by slaves about their joy at their master's running away.


[Correspondence]. Bohnor, A. (?). Autograph Letter Signed, to Cornelius (?)

Comegys. 5 June 1839. Letter from Quaker School in West Chester,

Pennsylvania Concerning Withdrawal of Student. (Purchased June

2004)

[Correspondence] Boyce, Samuel. Autograph Letter Signed, to William C. Taber.

16 Third Month 1850. Letter from Lynn, [Massachusetts] to New Bedford,

Massachusetts. (Purchased September 2004)

[Correspondence] Brown, Moses. Autograph Letter Signed, to Richard Tucker.

June 20, 1762. Letter from Providence, [RI] to Glocester, [RI]. (Purchased

December 2004)

[Correspondence]. Butterworth, Joseph. Autograph Letter Signed, to Unknown

Recipient. 1 January 1823. Letter from Bedford Square, London

Concerning the Curriculum of Columbian College (George Washington

University) and Its Connection to the Society of Friends. (Purchased April

2004)

[Correspondence] Child, Moses. Autograph Letter Signed, to James Moon

mentioning Wilburite separation. 8 1st Month 1845. Letter from

Leraysville, New York to Attleborough, Pennsylvania. (Purchased

September 2004)

[Correspondence] Davies, Benjamin. Autograph Letter Signed, to his brothers

and sisters regarding the death of their mother. 8 2nd Month 1778.

Letter from Uwchlan, Pennsylvania. (Purchased June 2007)

[Correspondence]. Fry, Elizabeth. Letter to Constance [Fry’s granddaughter]. 25

September, 1845. (Purchased March 2000)

[Correspondence], Gould, T.B., Newport, signed letter dated 21st of 11th Mo:

1844, to Charles Perry, Westerly, Rhode Island, describing a schism in

his family's meeting. [Purchased February 2006]

[Correspondence]. [Gove, Moses] Dennis. Autograph Letter Signed, to Levi

Gove. 9th Month 1847. Letter from Salem, O[hio] to Lincoln, Vermont

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Concerning Anti-Slavery Lectures by William Lloyd Garrison, Frederick

Douglass, and Lucretia Mott. (Purchased May 2005)

[Correspondence], Grace (surname unknown), Moorsetown, N.J., signed letter

dated 3rd Month 12th (18)99, to her sister Rachel N. Hoge, Hamilton,

Virginia, relating that her son is a year old, describing her daughter's

sixth birthday celebration, a fire that took place in the town on the same

day, recent thefts, quilting bees, and noting that she is secretary of the

Moorsetown Peace Association. [Purchased January 2006]

[Correspondence]. Haines, R. Autograph Letter Signed, to Lewis Jones. 28 7th

Month 1835. Letter from Pipe Creek, [Maryland] to Upper Dublin

Township, Montgomery County, Pennsylvania Concerning Ruminations

on Government and Possibility of Disunion. (Purchased November 2005)

[Correspondence]. Hallowell, M[argaret] S[tabler]. Autograph Letter Signed, to

Edward Stabler. Letter from Alexandria, Virginia to Sandy Spring,

Maryland. 19 12th Month [18?]46. (Purchased September 2004)

[Correspondence]. Hayhurst, Tho[ma]s. Autograph Letter Signed, to Richard M.

Barnard. Letter from Attleborough, [PA] to Newlin, Chester County,

Penn[sylvani]a concerning teaching and schoolkeeping at Middletown

School and possible reference to hard times of Panic of 1819. 19 Third

Month 1819. (Purchased February 2005)

[Correspondence]. Hopkins, Joseph. Autograph Letter Signed, to Isaac Howell.

Letter from Southwick to Philadelphia. 2 4th Month 1796. Concerns freed

slaves robbing former master, John Thomas. (Purchased June 2005)

[Correspondence], Hussey, Christopher C., Nantucket, signed letter to

"Respected Friend," 7th Month 25 (18)57, describing his school's wood

box stove and asking for price and availability of four replacement backs

and one top identical to the one they have. [Purchased April 2007]

[Correspondence], Ketcham, John, Jericho (N.Y.?), signed letter to Isaac Post, 6

Month 2nd 1865, summarizing several recently attended meetings and

advising that he attended an Antislavery Convention. [Purchased

February 2006]

[Correspondence], Levick, James, Haverford School student, signed letter to his

mother (Mrs. Ebeneser Levick) in Philadelphia, 12th Month 29th 1841,

thanking her for his Christmas bundle by describing the delights and

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how he disposed of them as well as how he spent Christmas Day; he also

describes other events at school. [Purchased October 2006]

[Correspondence], Levick, James, Haverford School student, signed letter to his

sister in Philadelphia, 3rd Month 3rd 1842, describing several recent

visitors to the school and a debate in which he participated; also noting

that the school was almost free of scarlet fever but not of mumps.

[Purchased October 2006]

[Correspondence]. Lewis, Alfred Baker. Autograph Letter Signed, to American

Friends Service Committee. Letter from Treasurer of Local Philadelphia of

the Socialist Party to Phila[delphia, PA] concerning payment for sale of

pamphlets advertised in Friends Intelligencer. 24 January 1924.


[Correspondence]. Mifflin, A. Autographed Letter Signed, to Amey Coocts (?)

concerning Westtown School, c. 1800. (Purchased September 2012)

[Correspondence]. Plummer, Jane. Signed letter report to Abraham Shearman

of New Bedford, MA. “From the Yearly Meeting of Women Friends held in

Ohio from the 4th of 9th Month to the 8th of the same inclusive, 1843, to

the next Yearly Meeting of Women Friends, to be held in Rhode Island.

(Purchased January 2013)

[Correspondence]. Randolph, P.P. Autographed Letter Signed, to Thos. S.R.

Potter. 4 October 1864. Letter from Philadelphia concerning Quakers

fighting in the Civil War and Progressive Quakers. (Purchased

September 2004)

[Correspondence]. Satterwait, J.M. Autograph Letter Signed, to Cyrus Hillborn.

19 4th Month 1863. Letter from Rossville, IL to Philadelphia concerning

Civil War and slavery. (Purchased February 2007)

[Correspondence]. Slocum, Phebe B. Autograph Letter Signed, to Phebe

Cortland. 17 April 1872. Containing description of travels to various New

England Quaker meetings. (Purchased January 2004)

[Correspondence], Thomas, Francis, Sandy Springs, Maryland, signed letter to

an unknown person, 4th Month 23 1865, giving eye-witness account of

funeral procession of Abraham Lincoln. [Purchased April 2007]

[Correspondence]. Unsigned Autograph Letter. May 8, 1915. From father to

children containing instructions upon his death. On letterhead of Russell

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Duane, President, Descendents of the Signers of the Declaration of

Independence. (Purchased February 2003)

[Correspondence], Vail (?) Anna Marion, Walnut Hill, Pennsylvania, signed

letter to her sister Miriam L. Vail, West Town, Pennsylvania, 11th Month

18th 1846, giving news of home and advice about Miriam's studies; a

much younger sister has added a note at the end. [Purchased April 2007]

[Correspondence] Walton, Thomas. Autograph Letter Signed, to John Watson.

14 8th Month [c. 1840s]. Letter from Buckingham, [Bucks County,

Pennsylvania] to Greenville, [Pennsylvania]. (Purchased September 2004)

[Correspondence] Webb, Reuben. Autograph Letter Signed, to John Watson. 28

1st Month 1846. Letter from Phila[delphia, Pennsylvania] to Buckingham,

Bucks County, [Pennsylvania]. (Purchased September 2004)

[Correspondence] Whittier, John G[reenleaf]. Autograph Letter Signed, to his

editor regarding a line from his poem "Eternal Goodness." 16 11th Month

1866. Letter from Amesbury, [MA]. (Purchased December 2006)

[Correspondence] Whittier, John G[reenleaf]. Autograph Letter Signed, to Mrs.

S.B. Hardy. 21 11th Month 1884. Letter from Danvers, MA to Oshkosh,

WI.

[Correspondence], Willis, John, Jericho (N.Y.?,) signed letter to Lester A. Post,

the 28th 4th Month 1842, summarizing several recently attended meetings

and reporting on an abolition lecture at Bethpage. [Purchased February

2006]

[Correspondence] Wood, Jabez S. Autograph Letter Signed, to John. 4th Month

23 1847. Letter from Fairhaven, [New Bedford, Massachussetts].

(Purchased November 2004).

[Correspondence]. Correspondence collection. 12 letters written by William

Proctor, Jr. to Margaretta Bullock [fiancée?] between 1848 and 1850

from Philadelphia, PA to [Mount Holly, NJ?]. Also includes an 1833

report card from "CR" to Sarah Mason concerning Catherine Mason; an

1849 invitation with envelope from Amos and Elizabeth S. Bullock to

Sarah Mason; and an 1860 letter from Proctor to Sarah and Kate Mason.


[Correspondence]. Correspondence collection. 15 letters written between 1900-

1904 to Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Heacock in Beloit, OH discussing various

matters and life at the school. 10 letters from Rachel [Heacock] at George

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School to parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Heacock, 1 of which includes a

1902 report card; 2 letters from George L. Maris (George School

Principal). 2 letters from Rachel [Heacock] at Inn at Buck Hill Falls, PA;

and 1 subscription card for Young Friends Review. (Purchased February

2005)

[Correspondence]. [Correspondence collection. 22 letters written by Quakers

between 1815-1865 from Philadelphia, Newport, Brooklyn, Canandaigua

(NY), Walnut Hill, and New Bedford (MA)]. (Purchased November 1999)

Cox, Samuel Hanson. Quakerism Not Christianity: Or, Reasons for Renouncing

the Doctrine of Friends. New York: D. Fanshaw, 1833. (Purchased April

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Crewdston, Isaac and Bates, Elisha. Water Baptism and the Lord’s Supper.

Scriptural Arguments in Behalf of the Perpetual Obligation of the These

Ordinances. Philadelphia: Wm. Stavely, 1837. (Donated November 1999)

Crisp, Samuel. A Libeller Expos’d: Being a Vindication of the People Call’d

Quakers, Against the Malicious Attempts, and Foul Aspersions of a Book

Intitulated, The Present State of Quakerism in England. London: Printed

and sold by T. Sowle, 1704. (Purchased September 2012)

Crisp, Stephen. A Memorable Account of the Christian Experiences, Gospel

Labours, Travels and Sufferings of that Ancient Servant of Christ: Stephen

Crisp. London: T. Sowle, 1694. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

College)

Crisp, Stephen. Scripture-Truths Demonstrated in Thirty Two Sermons, or

Declarations of Mr. Stephen Crisp. London: Printed and Sold by J. Sowle,

1707. (Purchased November 2012)

Croese, Gerard. The General History of the Quakers: Containing the Lives,

Tenets, Sufferings, Tryals, Speeches and Letters of All the Most Eminent

Quakers, both Men and Women. London: Printed for John Dunton, 1696.


Crouch, William. Posthuma Christiana: A Collection of Some Papers of William

Crouch. London: Printed and Sold by the Assigns of J. Sowle, 1712.


Davis, Joseph. A Digest of Legislative Enactments, Relating to the Society of

Friends, Commonly Called Quakers, in England; With Occasional

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Observations and Notes. London: Edward Marsh, 1849. (Purchased April

2000)

De Angeli, Marguerite. Thee, Hannah! Garden City, NY: Doubleday & Company,

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I-II. Dublin: S. Powell, 1746.

The Discipline of the Society of Friends, of Indiana Yearly Meeting, Revised by

the Meeting Held at White Water, in the Year 1838, and Printed by

Direction of the Same. Cincinnati: A Pugh, Printer, 1839. (Purchased

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The Discipline of the Society of Friends, of Indiana Yearly Meeting. Revised by

the Yearly Meeting Held at Richmond in the Year 1864, and Printed by

Direction of the Same. Richmond: E. Morgan & Sons, 1864. (Purchased

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Discipline of the Yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Baltimore. Baltimore:

Printed by John Hewes, 1806. (Purchased June 2004)

Duganne, A. J. H. The Fighting Quakers, A True Story of The War for Our

Union. New-York: J.P. Robens, 1866. (Purchased January 2004)

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Christianity, and and Examination of the Philosophical Reasoning by Which

it is Defended. Philadelphia: William Brown, 1835. (Purchased March

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Ellwood, Thomas. Davideis: The Live of David King of Israel: A Sacred Poem in

Five Books. London: J. Sowle, 1712. (From the Quaker Collection at

Haverford College)

Ellwood, Thomas. The Foundation of Tythes Shaken: And the Four Principal

Posts (of Divine Institution, Primitive Practice, Voluntary Donations, and

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Positive Laws) on which the namelss Author of the Book, called, The Right

of Tythes Asserted and Proved, hath set his pretended Right to Tythes,

Removed in a Reply to the said Book. [London]: n.p., 1678. (Purchased

July 2014)

Ellwood, Thomas. The History of the Life of Thomas Ellwood. London: J. Sowle,


Ellwood, Thomas. Sacred History: Or, The Historical Part of the Holy Scriptures of

the Old Testament. London: Printed and Sold by T. Sowle, 1705.

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The English Vocabulary, or Spelling-Book, with The Meaning Annexed to Each

Word. Compiled for the Use of Ackworth School. 28th ed. London: Arthur

Hall, Virtue & Co., 1853. (Purchased February 2006)

[Envelope]. Advertising Envelope for The Peace Association of Friends in

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[Envelope]. [Civil War-Era Anti-Quaker Envelope]. N.p.: n.p., [1861?]


[Envelope]. [Civil War-Era Anti-Quaker Envelope]. Philadelphia: Magee, n.d.

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[Envelope]. [Civil War-Era Anti-Quaker Envelope]. Philadelphia: Magee, n.d.


[Envelope], [Civil War-Era Anti-Quaker Envelope]. Philadelphia: Magee, n.d.


[Envelope], [Civil War-Era Anti-Quaker Envelope]. Philadelphia: Magee, n.d.

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author by Thomas Kite, 1830. (Purchased November 2004)

Evans, Thomas. An Exposition of the Faith of the Religious Society of Friends,

Commonly Called the Quakers, in the Fundamental Doctrines of the

Christian Religion. Philadelphia: Kimber and Sharpless, 1828. (From the


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Evans, William and Thomas Evans, eds. The Friends’ Library: Comprising

Journals, Doctrinal Treatises, & Other Writings of Members of the Religious

Society of Friends. Volumes I-XIV. Philadelphia: Printed by Joseph

Rakestraw, 1837-1850. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

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Evans, William and Thomas Evans, eds. Piety Promoted, In a Collection of Dying

Sayings of Many of the People Called Quakers. Volumes I-IV. Philadelphia:

Friends’ Book Store, 1854. (Donated May 1998)

Examples for Youth, in Remarkable Instances of Early Piety in Children and

Young Persons. London: William Darton, 1824. (Purchased December

2003)

Fell, Margaret. A Brief Collection of Remarkable Passages and Occurrences

Relating to the Birth, Education, Life, Conversion, Travels, Services, and

Deep Sufferings of that Ancient, Eminent, and Faithful Servant of the Lord,

Margaret Fell; But by her Second Marriage, Margaret Fox. London: Printed

and Sold by J. Sowle, 1710. (Purchased August 2015)

Fisher, Samuel. The Bishop Busied Beside the Businesse: Or That Eminent

Overseer, Dr. John Gauden, Bishop of Exeter So Eminently Overseen as to

Wound His Own Cause Well Nigh to Death with His Own Weapon, in His

Late So Super-Eminently-Applauded Appearance. [London?]: n.p., 1662.


Fisher, Samuel. Rusticus ad Academicos in Exercitationibus Expostulatoriis,

Apologeticis Quatnor, The Rustick's Alarm to the Rabbies. London: Printed

for Robert Wilson, 1660. (Purchased March 2005)

Fisher, Samuel. The Testimony of Truth Exalted, By the Collected Labours of

That Worthy Man, Good Scribe, and Faithful Minister of Jesus Christ,

Samuel Fisher. N.p.: n.p., 1679.

Fisher, William Logan. An Inquiry into the Laws of Organized Societies, as

Applied to the Alleged Decline of the Society of Friends. Philadelphia: T.

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and T. Mason, 1820. (From the collection of Paul Comly French, 1925)

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[Flyer]. Peace Committee of the Society of Friends. A Public Meeting to Protest

Against the Continued Increase of National Expenditure on Armaments.

Includes statistics on war-related vs. other expenditures. London:

Printed by A. Storer, 1914.

A Form of Discipline for the Ministers, Preachers, and Members (now

Comprehending the Principles and Doctrines) of the Methodist Episcopal

Church in America. 7th ed. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1791. (From

the collection of Francis Test, 1799, and the collection of Paul Comly

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Forster, Josiah. A Vindication of the Doctrine of Baptism, as Held by the People

Call’d Quakers. London: Printed and sold by J. Sowle, 1732. (Purchased

September 2016)

Foster, Ethan. The Conscript Quakers: Being a Narrative of the Distress and

Relief of Four Young Men from the Draft of the War in 1863. Cambridge:

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Fothergill, Gerald. A List of Emigrant Ministers to America, 1690-1811. London:

Elliot Stock, 1904. (Purchased February 2015)

Fothergill, John. An Account of the Life and Travels in the Work of the Ministry,

of John Fothergill. London: L. Hinde. 1753. (From the Quaker Collection


Fothergill, Samuel. Memoirs of the Life and Gospel Labours of Samuel Fothergill.

New York: Collins, Brother & Co., 1844. (From the Quaker Collection at

Haverford College)

[Fothergill, Samuel.] Two Discourses and a Prayer, Publickly Delivered on

Sunday the 17th and Tuesday the 19th Days of May 1767 at the Quakers

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Forth by that Faithful Minister of Jesus Christ, George Fox. London: T.

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Fox, George. A Journal or Historical Account of the Life, Travels, Sufferings,

Christian Experiences and Labour of Love in the Work of the Ministry, of

That Ancient, Eminent and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, George Fox;

Who departed this Life in great Peace with the Lord, the 13th of the 11th

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Fox, George. A Journal or Historical Account of the Life, Travels, Sufferings,

Christian Experiences, and Labour of Love, In the Work of the Ministry, of

That Ancient, Eminent, and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, George Fox.

London: Printed by W. Richardson and S. Clark, 1765. (From the Quaker


Fox, George. A Journal or Historical Account of the Life, Travel, Sufferings,

Christian Experiences and Labour of Love in the Work of the Ministry of

that Ancient, Eminent and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, George Fox.

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Fox, George. A Journal or Historical Account of the Life, Travel, Sufferings,

Christian Experiences and Labour of Love in the Work of the Ministry of

that Ancient, Eminent and Faithful Servant of Jesus Christ, George Fox.

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Fox, George, The Younger. A Collection of Several Books and Writings, Given

Forth by that Faithful Servant of God and his People, George Fox, the

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Fox, Mary Ann. George Allen, The Only Son. Boston: Charles Fox, 1847.


The Friend. A Religious and Literary Journal. Vol. 1, nos. 40-52. Philadelphia:

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John Richardson, 1829. (Purchased February 2000)

The Friend; or, Advocate of Truth. Vol. 1, nos. 1-12 and Vol. 2, nos. 1-24.

Philadelphia: M.T.C. Gould, 1828. (Donated by Robert L. Smith in April

2005)

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Friends’ Almanac for the Year 1878: Containing an Account of the Times and

Places of Holding the Meetings of Friends on the Continent of America,.

Astronomical Calculations for the Fortieth Degree of North Latitude, and

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Friends' Ambulance Unit. Certificates, instructions, and grant of leave

pertaining to Frank Sandon's service during World War I, 1915 - 1919.


Friends' Asylum for the Insane, 1813 - 1913: A Descriptive Account from Its

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Friends’ First-Day School Lessons. Quarterly. No. 3. 1889. Philadelphia: Robert

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Friends’ First-Day School Lessons. Quarterly. No. 2. 1890. Philadelphia: Robert

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Friends’ Religious and Moral Almanac 1896. Philadelphia: Tract Association of

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Friends World Conference Official Report 1937. Philadelphia: Friends World

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Fry, A. Ruth. A Quaker Adventure: The Story of Nine Years’ Relief and

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Fuller, Abraham and Thomas Holme. A Compendious View of Some

Extraordinary Sufferings of the People Call’d Quakers, Both in Person and

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Gibbons, William. A Review and Refutation of Some of the Opprobrious Charges

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Gilpin, Thomas. Exiles in Virginia: With Observations on the Conduct of the

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The Girard Almanac, For the Year 1838. Philadelphia: Published by Thomas L.

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Gough, John. A History of the People Called Quakers, from Their First Rise to the

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Gould, Marcus T. C. Report of the Trial of Friends, At Steubenville, Ohio, From

the 15th to the 26th of October, 1828, Before the Hon. Jeremiah H. Hallock,

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Green Street Monthly Meeting of Friends (Philadelphia, PA). A Statement of the

Facts, Exhibiting the Causes that Have Led to the Dissolution of the

Connexion which Existed Between Philadelphia Quarterly Meeting and the

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Greer, Mrs. J.R. The Society of Friends: A Domestic Narrative Illustrating the

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Grellet, Stephen. Memoirs of the Life and Gospel Labors of Stephen Grellet.

Philadelphia: Friends’ Book Store, 1898. (From the Quaker Collection at

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[Griffith, John]. A Journal of the Life, Travels, and Labours in the Work of the

Ministry of John Griffith. Philadelphia: Joseph Crukshank, 1780.


Gummere, Amelia Mott. The Quaker: A Study in Costume. Philadelphia: Ferris &

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of Friends. 1st American ed. Philadelphia: S. Potter and Co., 1825. (From


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Hanna, Mary Carr. Cassie & Ike. Winston-Salem, NC: John F. Blair, 1973.


Harriss, Charles. A Scriptural Chronicle of Satans Incendiaries, Viz. Hard-

Hearted Persecutors, and Malicious Informers. With Their Work, Wages,

and Ends, Who Were Instruments of Cruelty Against True Worshippers.

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Haydock, Roger. A Collection of the Christian Writings, Labours, Travels and

Sufferings, of that Faithful and Approved Minister of Jesus Christ, Roger

Haydock. To which is added, An Account of His Death and Burial. Ed. by

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April 2004)

Hayes, John Russell. Molly Pryce: A Quaker Idyll. Philadelphia: The Biddle

Press, 1914. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Hayes, John Russell. Old Meeting-Houses. Philadelphia: Biddle Press, 1909.

(Donated November 1999)

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Hayes, John Russell. Old Quaker Meeting-Houses. Philadelphia: The Biddle

Press, 1911. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College)

Hemmenway, John. The Daily Remembrancer on Peace and War. New Vienna,

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2004)

Henshaw, David. An Experiment in Friendship. New York: G.P. Putnam’s Sons,

1947.

Hibbard, Rev. Billy. Address to the Quakers: Including the Pamphlet Entitled,

Errors of Quakers, & c. With a Preface in Which the Author States His

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Containing Further Reasons for That Publication. New York: J. C. Totten,

1811. (Purchased September 2000)

Hicks, Elias. Journal of the Life and Religious Labors of Elias Hicks. 5th ed.

New York: Isaac Hopper, 1832. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford

College)

(Hicks, Elias). Letters of Elias Hicks. Including Also Observations on the Slavery

of the Africans and Their Descendents, and on the Use of the Produce of

Their Labor. Philadelphia: T. Ellwood Chapman, 1861. (From the Friends


Hicks, Elias. A Series of Extemporaneous Discourses, Delivered in the Several

Meetings of the Society of Friends. Philadelphia: Joseph and Edward

Paul Parker, 1825. (From the Collection of Grace S., 1826, and from the

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(Hicks, Elias). Sermons Delivered by Elias Hicks and Edward Hicks; in Friends’

Meetings, New-York, in 5th Month, 1825. Taken in Short-Hand, by L.H.

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[Manuscript]. Document of Expulsion due to marriage. James Mickle and Mary

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[Manuscript]. Ledger Book Kept by Treasurer of Matinecock Preparatory

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of 10 Mo 1823, Ezekiel Cleaver, 17th of 10 Mo 1823, and Jesse Presser,

10th Mo 1823, all collected by John Williams Constable; from Nathan

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[Manuscript]. Quaker Marriage Document. November 22, 1775. (Purchased

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[Map]. Backhouse, James. A Map of the Meetings, Belonging to the Quarterly

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[Pamphlet]. An Address of the Yearly Meeting of Friends for New England, Held

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observed, and weakness unvailed. [Aberdeen?]: n.p., 1672. (Purchased

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[Pamphlet], Benson, Gervase. True Tryall of the Ministers and Ministry of

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Image They Bear . . . to Worship Him, as He Requires. N.p.: n.p., 1671.


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the Indians; Also, of the Present Condition of the Tribes in the State of New

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[Pamphlet]. Bugg, Francis. A Second Summons to the City Abel. London: Printed

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April 20, 1915, Inclusive. London: Spottiswoode and Co., Ltd., [1915].


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[Pamphlet]. [Coale (Leonard)]. To the Bishops and Their Ministers, or Any of

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[Pamphlet]. C[rane], R[ichard]. The Cry of Newgate, With the other Prisons, in

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[Pamphlet], Crisp, Stephen. A Word Of Reproof To The Teachers of the World.

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[Pamphlet], Crook, John. Thythes No Property to, nor lawful maintenance for a

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[Pamphlet]. Dales, Samuel. Quakers and Cock Robins; or, Hypocrisy Unmasked.

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Shoe Lane, and Westminster Abbey; Supposed to Have Dropped from the

Pocket of Stephen Bardolph North, Esq., or His Friend, Mr. Francis

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[Pamphlet]. A Declaration of The Marks and Fruits of the false Prophets: with,

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[Pamphlet]. Dole, Dorcas. A Salutation of My Endeared Love to the Faithful in All

Places. London: Printed by John Bringhurst in Leaden-hall, 1685.


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[Pamphlet]. Dymond, Jonathan. Example and Testimony of the Early

Christians on the Subject of War. Philadelphia: Tract Association of

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Conrad, 1828. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College, shelved

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[Pamphlet] The Epistle from the Yearly-Meeting in London, Held By

Adjournments, from the 20th of the Fifth Month 1782, to the 25th of the

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[Pamphlet] The Epistle from the Yearly-Meeting in London, Held by

Adjournments, from the 9th of the Sixth Month 1783, to the 16th of the

Same, Inclusive. To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends in

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[Pamphlet] The Epistle from the Yearly-Meeting Held in London, By

Adjournments, from the 31st Day of the Fifth Month 1784, to the 5th Day of

the Sixth Month Inclusive. To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of

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Adjournments, from the 21st to the 29th of the Fifth Month, 1792, Inclusive;

To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends in Great-Britain, Ireland,



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[Pamphlet]. An Epistle from the Yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Philadelphia,

By Adjournments from the Fifteenth Day of the Tenth Month, to the

Nineteenth Day of the Same, Inclusive, 1827, to the Quarterly, Monthly,

and Particular Meetings of Friends, Within the Compass of the Said Yearly

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and from the Quaker Collection at Haverford College; latter shelved in


[Pamphlet] The Epistle from the Yearly Meeting, Held in London, By

Adjournments, from the 22nd to the 31st of the Fifth Month, 1797. To the

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Adjournments, from the 21st to the 29th of the Fifth Month, 1798, Inclusive;

To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends in Great Britain, Ireland,

and Elsewhere. N.p.: n.p., [1798?]. (2 copies; purchased February 2002

and May 2003)


Adjournments, from the 20th of the Fifth Month, to the 2d of the Sixth Month,

1801, Inclusive; To the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings of Friends in Great

Britain, Ireland, and Elsewhere. N.p.: n.p., [1801?]. (2 copies; purchased

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[Pamphlet] An Epistle from the Yearly Meeting of Friends, Held in Philadelphia,

By Adjournments from the 9th Day of the 4th Month to the 14th of the Same

Inclusive, 1832, to the People of Color Residing in Pennsylvania, New

Jersey, and Parts Adjacent. Philadelphia: Printed by J. Richards, 1832.


[Pamphlet] Epistles from the Yearly Meeting of the People Called Quakers, Held

in London to the Quarterly and Monthly Meetings in Great Britain, Ireland,

and Elsewhere. London: Samuel Clark, 1760. (From the Quaker


[Pamphlet]. An Epistle of Affectionate Caution and Counsel, Addressed to Its

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Apple-Tree Alley, 1853. (Purchased July 2003)

[Pamphlet] An Epistle to the Members of the Religious Society of Friends,

Belonging to the Yearly Meeting of Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware,

and the Eastern Parts of Maryland and Virginia. Philadelphia: Solomon W.

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Conrad, 1827. (From the Quaker Collection at Haverford College, shelved

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[Pamphlet] Epistles Written by George Fox and William Penn, Describing the Spirit

of Separation. Philadelphia: S.W. Conrad, 1828. (2 copies; from the

Quaker Collection at Haverford College, shelved in bound volume under

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[Pamphlet], Essay on the Subject of Music. Philadelphia: Printed by T. Ellwood

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[Pamphlet]. An Examination of a Book, Lately Printed by the Quakers; And by

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as the Clergy of the Diocese of St. Davids Are Concerned in It. London: J.

Roberts, 1739. (Purchased March 2002)

[Pamphlet] An Examination of an Epistle Issued by A Meeting of the Followers of

Elias Hicks, Held at Green-street Meeting-house, in Philadelpia, the 4th and

5th of the 6th Month, 1827, Being a Statement of Facts Relative to Their

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[Pamphlet]. The Remedy for Intemperance. No. 158. Philadelphia: Tract

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Sufferings on the Distribution of Books. Printed by direction of the yearly

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[Pamphlet]. Report of the Delegates Representing the Yearly Meetings, of

Philadelphia, New York, Baltimore, Indiana, Ohio, and Genesee, on the

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Made Against the Early Writers of the Society of Friends. Newcastle:

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[Pamphlet]. Second Annual Report of the Associated Executive Committee of

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[Postcard]. $35,000,000 Blown Up, Demand Drastic Reductions in Armament

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[Postcard]. Scene from “The Quaker Girl.” New York: Kraus Mfg. Co., c. 1910.


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[Print]. Engraved Portrait of William Penn. Engraved by John Hall, London,

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with Richard Nixon's head superimposed. N.p.: Kinko's Graphics, 1974.


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[Print], Penns Treaty, After the Original by Benjamin West, in the National

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Rules of Discipline, and Advices of Baltimore Yearly Meeting of Friends, held on

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