Quakerism and Politics: Essays
In Quakerism and Politics Essays, Isaac Sharpless argues that, although Quakers were forbidden to participate in politics, their principles of peace and equality propelled them towards political engagement. Sharpless delves into the history and philosophy of Quaker political involvement, discussing famous Quakers such as William Penn and Benjamin Lay. This book is necessary reading for historians and political scientists alike.
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