George Fox Libri

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This collection of writings by the prominent Quaker thinker George Fox is a foundational text in the history of the religious society of Friends. Comprising a series of doctrinal treatises, letters, and other writings, this volume offers insights into the spiritual beliefs and practices of the Quaker tradition, as well as a rich historical account of its early years.

George Fox was a prominent religious leader in the 17th century and his journals provide a unique look into the world of early Quakerism. This book includes accounts of his travels, interactions with other religious figures of the time, and his own spiritual experiences. Readers interested in the intersection of religion and history will find this memoir to be a fascinating read.