The Works of the Long-mournful and Sorely-distressed Isaac Penington, Whom the Lord, in His Tender Mercy, at Length Visited and Relieved by the Ministry of That Despised People Called Quakers; and in the Springings of That Light, Life, and Holy Power…; Volum

This collection of writings by the early Quaker leader Isaac Penington offers a rare glimpse into the spiritual and social world of 17th century England. Penington, a mystic and visionary, experienced a profound spiritual awakening and became a prominent leader in the Quaker movement. His works, along with those of George Fox and William Penn, continue to inspire and challenge readers today.

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