Let This Life Speak; The Legacy of Henry Joel Cadbury.
illus. 8vo, cloth. Univ. of PA Pr., 1987. vg. More about Let This Life Speak; The Legacy of Henry Joel Cadbury
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Observations on the Inslaving, importing and purchasing of Negroes; With some Advice thereon,
Germantown: Christopher Sower, 1760. extracted from the Epistle of the Yearly-Meeting of the People called Quakers, held at London in the Year 1748. 16pp. 8vo, rebound in later 1/2 black leather, spine and edges of boards worn, small light dampstain to margins, small amount of light foxing, inner hinge weak. Germantown: Christopher Sower, 1760. Second Edition. Benezet was a leading Quaker abolitionist from Philadelphia. He was a friend of John Woolman. For many years Benezet was a teacher. He founded... More about Observations on the Inslaving, importing and purchasing of Negroes; With some Advice thereon
A Map of North America denoting the boundaries of the Yearly Meetings of Friends and the locations of the various Indian Tribes
London: 1844. Map. Hand colored lithograph. 19 1/2". x 21". Trail of tears map of North America showing both Quaker annual meetings and American Indian lands. Indexed with color key for "Indian nations" and yearly meetings. Repairs to lower left margin. Includes population statistics for Indian tribes. Catawba, Uchee and Natchez Indians are shown to be "extinct". The map was made for the yearly Quaker (Society of Friends) Aborigines' Committee of the Meetings of Sufferings. This was an annual meeting... More about A Map of North America denoting the boundaries of the Yearly Meetings of Friends and the...
The Bowne House; A National Shrine to Religious Freedom
Flushing: Bowne House Historical Society, 1953. Illus. 45pp. 4to, original stiff wrs., ex-lib. Flushing: Bowne House Historical Society, (1953). More about The Bowne House; A National Shrine to Religious Freedom
Les Quakers en Amerique; Au dix-septieme siecle et au debut du dix-huitieme
Saint-Amand: A. Bedu, 1935. 4to, pr. wrs., top margins unopened, spine heavily worn, front wrapper detached, wrappers lightly soiled. Saint-Armand: A. Bedu, 1935 Presentation copy from the author to historian Gilbert Chinard. From the library of Gilbert Chinard. More about Les Quakers en Amerique; Au dix-septieme siecle et au debut du dix-huitieme
William Penn; as the Founder of Two Commonwealths.
illus. 8vo, cloth; (inner hinge weak, flyleaf lacking, spine ends worn). N.Y.: Appleton, 1904. More about William Penn; as the Founder of Two Commonwealths
John Woolman; The Mind of the Quaker Saint.
8vo, cloth-backed boards, d.w. New York, 1966. More about John Woolman; The Mind of the Quaker Saint
Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn
London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1813. Volume one ONLY (of two). 520 pages (foxing on endpapers, page edges, and small number of interior pages, several holes to front free endpaper, small ink spots on foredge), 8vo, contemporary mottled calf spine over blue marbled boards, red leather spine label, gilt stamping to spine. London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, 1813. First edition. A very good copy in an attractive binding. More about Memoirs of the Private and Public Life of William Penn
Quakerism in the City of New York, 1657-1930
New York: Privately Printed, 1930. A few Illus. 12mo, two-toned cloth, cloth dampstained, margins lightly dampstained throughout. New York: Privately Printed, 1930. Signed by the author. From the library of Wendell Garrett with his rubber stamp on the front flyleaf. More about Quakerism in the City of New York, 1657-1930
Ghosts of the Mohawk, and Other Stories
Island Press Cooperative, 1953. Illus. 92pp. 8vo, green cloth, some edges rubbed. N.p.: Island Press Cooperative, 1953, First Collected Edition Most of the stories are set in Colonial America. More about Ghosts of the Mohawk, and Other Stories
The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America
Cambridge: Riverside, 1903. Hundreds of illustrations: portraits, maps, views, documents, etc. 2 volumes. xxvii + 256 pages and xxvi + 374 pages. Thick 8vos, white cloth-backed boards with paper spine labels; some pages unopened, edges untrimmed, a few pages with very minor foxing. Cambridge: Printed at The Riverside Press, 1903. Large paper edition. Spines are sun-darkened, still a very good(+) copy. Number 194 of 250 copies printed. More about The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America
Moses Sheppard; Quaker Philanthropist of Baltimore.
Frontis. 8vo, cloth, d.w. Philadelphia: Lippincott, (1968). Presentation copy. vg. More about Moses Sheppard; Quaker Philanthropist of Baltimore
Life, told chiefly through her Correspondence
ed. by her daughter, Sarah H. Emerson. Frontispieces. 2 vols. 12mo, cloth, g.t., boxed. New York, 1897. Account of an outstanding Abolitionist Quaker, active also in prison reform, etc. She assisted in founding and led several nationally known societies for social reform during and following the Civil War. More about Life, told chiefly through her Correspondence
Quaker Meeting Houses, and a Little Humor
Jenkintown: Old York Road Publishing, 1952. Photo Illus. Thin 8vo, brown boards, spine ends and edges of corners rubbed. Jenkintown: Old York Road Publishing, 1952. Very good. More about Quaker Meeting Houses, and a Little Humor
William Penn, Thomas Gray, and an Account of the Historical Associations of Stoke Pages.
27 plates. 43pp. 4to, 1/4 calf; (rubbed, foxing). London: Privately printed, 1930. More about William Penn, Thomas Gray, and an Account of the Historical Associations of Stoke Pages
With Good Intentions; Quaker Work among the Pawnees, Otos, and Omahas in the 1870s
Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, 1982. Illus. 8vo, blue cloth, d.w. lightly soiled and rubbed. Lincoln: University of Nebraska Press, (1982). More about With Good Intentions; Quaker Work among the Pawnees, Otos, and Omahas in the 1870s
The Papers of William Penn, 1644-1718
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press, 1981. Edited by Mary Maples Dunn and Richard S. Dunn. Frontis., maps, facsimiles. 5 vols. Thick 4to, original green cloth, ex-lib. (Philadelphia): University of Pennsylvania, 1981. Near Fine Ex libris from the Society of Colonial Wars of the State of New York with their pencil numbers on the copyright page of each volume. Each volume signed by both editors. Volume V is by Edwin B. Bronner and David Fraser and is titled: William Penn's Published... More about The Papers of William Penn, 1644-1718
A Reply to a Pretended Answer, by a Nameless Author, to W.P.'s Key, in which the Principles of the people of God called Quakers are further Explain'd and Confirm'd.
156, [2]pp. 18mo, handsomely rebound in new calf with red leather label (browning to margin of t.p. , light browning to some margins, otherwise a fine copy). London: Thomas Northcott, 1695. First edition. A bright copy. "As a loyal friend of (King) james he (Penn) was greatly compromised by the Revolution of 1688 and the accession of William and Mary. More than once he (Penn) had to answer to accusations of disloyalty before the Privy Council and for a time... More about A Reply to a Pretended Answer, by a Nameless Author, to W.P.'s Key, in which the Principles of...
The Good Quaker in French Legend.
Frontis. 8vo, cloth; (heavy pencilling). Univ. of PA Pr., 1932. More about The Good Quaker in French Legend
The Penns of Pennsylvania and England
New York: Macmillan, 1932. Illus., folding genealogical table that has been repaired with tape on the blank side with no loss of text. Tall 8vo, original blue cloth, cloth lightly soiled, ex-lib, head of spine and edges of corners rubbed, corners bumped. New York: Macmillan, 1932. More about The Penns of Pennsylvania and England
Map of the Meetings constituting New-York Meeting of Friends
New York: Ricketson, J., 1821. Map. Uncolored engraving. Image measures 10" x 13". Page measures 13" x 16.25". This elegant and unusual map describes the meeting places of New York Quaker groups. Quaker tradition holds that members of the faith meet monthly, quarterly, and yearly to share knowledge and ideas. In addition, groups held preparatory and worship meetings throughout the year. This map conveys the extent Quaker network in New York and the surrounding areas of New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts... More about Map of the Meetings constituting New-York Meeting of Friends
The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of the Christian People called Quakers, Intermixed with several Remarkable Occurences.
xii, 812, [16]pp. 4to, contemporary calf; (tear in t.p. not affecting text, binding somewhat worn, inner hinges strengthened, otherwise internally very good). Burlington: Isaac Collins, 1774. Manuscript listing of births and a death of James Shinn family on front flyleaf. The principal work of the Dutch Quaker historian. Sewel spent 25 years in the preparation of this work first published in Dutch in 1717. The work was written to correct the misrepresentations of Gerard Croese's Historia Quakeriana. "Its accuracy has... More about The History of the Rise, Increase, and Progress of the Christian People called Quakers,...
A Summary of the History, Doctrine, and Discipline, of Friends: written at the Desire of the Meeting for Sufferings in London.
28pp. 12mo, disbound; (foxing). N.Y.: Collins, Perkins, 1805. First American Edition. S&S 8484. More about A Summary of the History, Doctrine, and Discipline, of Friends: written at the Desire of the...
John Greenleaf Whittier; The Quaker
London: Friends' Historical Society, 1954. 37pp. 8vo, pr. wrs., wrappers lightly soiled. London: Friends' Historical Society, 1954. More about John Greenleaf Whittier; The Quaker
Life of William Savery of Philadelphia, 1750-1804.
Frontis. 474pp. 8vo, cloth; (tear in flyleaf). N.Y., 1925. More about Life of William Savery of Philadelphia, 1750-1804