Memoirs of Samuel M. Janney is an autobiographical work by one of the most prominent Quaker ministers of the 19th century. Janney's book provides a rare glimpse into the inner life of a nineteenth-century Quaker, as well as a detailed record of the religious and social history of the Friends in Virginia. With reflections on his own spiritual journey as well as contemporary events such as the Civil War, Janney's memoirs are a rich and engaging read for anyone interested in Quaker history and culture.

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