The author uses archaeological and archival information to reveal the everyday life of this group of Quakers residing in the British Virgin Islands between 1741 and 1763. He traces this discreet group of mostly poor, white planters settled on Tortola in the community of Little J…
The author uses archaeological and archival information to reveal the everyday life of this group of Quakers residing in the British Virgin Islands between 1741 and 1763. He traces this discreet group of mostly poor, white planters settled on Tortola in the community of Little J…
The author uses archaeological and archival information to reveal the everyday life of this group of Quakers residing in the British Virgin Islands between 1741 and 1763. He traces this discreet group of mostly poor, white planters settled on Tortola in the community of Little J…
Given in memory of Lt. Charles Britton Hudson, CSA and Sgt. William Henry Harrison Edge, CSA by Eugene Edge III.
This dissertation examines the Quakers' Ramallah Mission by focusing on the Friends Girls School, a case study of the interaction between Americans and Palestinians. It shows how both sides arrived at a "meeting ground" reflecting their shared values, such as a high regard for e…
This thesis presents an ethnographic case study into the political anthropology of contemporary religion. By exploring the ‘liquid’ faith of participants in the Religious Society of Friends (‘Quakers’), it carefully examines the social and political practices that constitute the…
Anthony Benezet (1713–1784) was one of the most enlightened men of the 18th century. Born to French Huguenot parents who fled France due to religious persecution, his family settled in Philadelphia in 1731. Rejecting his father's desire to join the family business, Benezet becam…
Baruch Spinoza, 17. yy Avrupası’nın en önemli düşünürlerinden biridir. Kutsal Kitap’a dair söylemleri çağdaşlarını ve sonraki nesilleri ciddi anlamda etkilemiştir. Yaptığı eleştirilerden dolayı Spinoza, modern dönem Kutsal Kitap eleştirisinin öncüsü kabul edilmektedir. Çalışmamı…
This dissertation focuses on Quakers' efforts to convert Indians to Christianity and Native peoples' reactions to their endeavors. In the 17th and 18th centuries, the Lenape welcomed members of the Religious Society of Friends to their homeland. Both peoples' religious beliefs s…
Montgomery County, Maryland in the 19th century comprised a diversity of socioeconomic and racial communities. Some aspects of the community can be found in historical documents, information relating to the laboring class and enslaved peoples has been lost or omitted from the hi…
Examining the education practices in early America provides a glimpse into the structure of colonial society as a whole. More specifically, the education system sheds light on how traditionally marginalized groups gained improved opportunities within society. This thesis examine…
This thesis explores the social, economic and religious background of the independent religious community which developed across Westmorland, the Yorkshire Dales and north Lancashire in the years before 1652. This was the year when George Fox was introduced to the community at a…
From 1919 to 1924, the American Friends Service Committee (AFSC), supplied over 5 million German children with food aid that came to be known as the Quäkerspeisung. Following four years of fighting and the British Blockade, Germany lacked proper food reserves and production to s…
"The book studies the two largest Quaker communities in the early modern British Atlantic World, London and Philadelphia. It looks at the origins of the Society of Friends in mid seventeenth century England and follows its development into a well organised sect with a sophistica…
This book tells the life story of Lucretia Mott, who dedicated her life to the abolition of slavery, the advancement of women's rights, and the concepts of nonresistance and equality.
A brief biography of nineteenth-century abolitionist and women's rights activist, Lucretia Mott, that chronicles her life, faith, and fight for equality for all African-Americans and women.
A brief biography of nineteenth-century abolitionist and women's rights activist, Lucretia Mott, that chronicles her life, faith, and fight for equality for all African-Americans and women.
As three friends who grew up in the same orphanage head off to college together, they each harbor a cherished dream. Libby wishes to become a famous journalist, Pete plans to study to become a minister, and Bennett wants to join a fraternity and have as much fun as possible. But…
As three friends who grew up in the same orphanage head off to college together, they each harbor a cherished dream. Libby wishes to become a famous journalist, Pete plans to study to become a minister, and Bennett wants to join a fraternity and have as much fun as possible. But…
