David Hinshaw's biography of Rufus Jones, one of the most influential Quaker philosophers and activists of the 20th century, is a fascinating and inspiring account of a life dedicated to promoting peace, justice, and equality. Its insightful analysis of Jones' ideas and the impact they had on the Quaker movement and broader society make it essential reading for students of history, philosophy, and religion.

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