Three Letters to Hugh McNeile of Liverpool, with His Letters in Reply: With a Few Additional Explanatory Observations on the Meaning of the Phrase Inward Light is a collection of letters by Hudson Scott, a Quaker minister, on the topic of religious experience and the concept of the "inward light." Written in a clear and accessible style, the letters offer a unique perspective on Quaker thought and practice. With extensive footnotes and annotations, this book is an invaluable resource for anyone interested in Quakerism and its history.

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