The Carolina Quaker experience, 1665-1985
an interpretation
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Publication
1984 - North Carolina Yearly Meeting, North Carolina Friends Historical Society, Greensboro, North Carolina
Language
English
Word Count
85,500 words, Guess
Page Count
342 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivecarolinaquakerex1984hins
- Internet Archivecarolinaquaker00hins
- Library of Congress Control Number84061464
- OCLC Control Number11936703
- Open LibraryOL2872492M
Classifications
- DDC289.6/756
- LCCBX7648.N8 H56 1984
Description
This overview of more than three centuries of the Quaker movement in North Carolina was written for inquiring individuals who wish to develop a fuller understanding ofa rich heritage. The purpose of this book is not merely to preserve history, important as that may be, but rather to interpret in a clear, concise manner the various developments which have resulted in our present day unity- in-diversity. A bonus value of this book is that the names of more than a thousand individuals appear in the text, making it of special value to persons interested in family history.
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