The Character of a Quaker

by Henry J. Cadbury

William Penn Lecture (1959)

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This is an interesting pamphlet about what makes a Quaker, with both fundamental points and considerable historical perspective. It may contain more historical information and a less direct approach than the usual introduction to Quakerism, but it is all quite interesting.
A lecture given in response to the question "What makes a good Quaker?"
Originally given as the 1959 William Penn lecture; published by arrangement with the Young Friends Movement of Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.

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The Character of a Quaker

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Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, History
DDC/MDS
289.6ReligionChristian denominationsOther denominations and sectsQuaker
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BX7732 .C24Philosophy, Psychology and ReligionChristian DenominationsChristian DenominationsProtestantismOther Protestant denominationsFriends. Society of Friends. Quakers

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