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A Careful and Free Inquiry Into the True Nature and Tendency of the Religious Principles of the Society of Friends, Commonly Called Quakers (Classic Reprint): In Two Parts - Couverture souple

William Craig Brownlee

 
9781331641834: A Careful and Free Inquiry Into the True Nature and Tendency of the Religious Principles of the Society of Friends, Commonly Called Quakers (Classic Reprint): In Two Parts

Synopsis

A clear, accessible history of the Quaker movement’s origins, leaders, and debates across two comprehensive volumes.

This nonfiction study surveys the rise of the Society of Friends, tracing its ideas, key figures, and the debates that shaped early Quaker practice. It examines the intellectual currents behind the movement and how Quaker beliefs developed in historical context.

Grounded in documentary detail and critical discussion, the work highlights pivotal figures such as George Fox, William Penn, and Robert Barclay, among others. It presents the shaping of Quaker thought, the spread of their message, and the reception they faced in different regions, including Scotland and England.

  • Learn about the origins of Quaker religious thought and the two main classes of beliefs the book outlines.
  • Explore the historical context that gave rise to Quaker missions and the reception in various regions.
  • Meet the influential leaders and examine how their writings and actions influenced the movement.
  • See how later writers and commentators framed the early Quaker message and its challenges.

Ideal for readers of religious history, 17th‑century studies, and those seeking a thorough overview of early Quakerism.

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