This book contains letters written by Isaac Penington, a prominent Quaker during the 17th century, to his family and friends. These letters offer a unique perspective on the early Quaker movement and its advancement in England. In addition to Penington's letters, the book includes letters from other influential Quakers such as William Penn and Stephen Crisp. Each letter offers insight into the inner workings of the Quaker community and provides a glimpse into the life of this group during a tumultuous time in English history.

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