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The Journal of John Woolman

This book is a compilation of the personal writings of John Woolman, a prominent figure in the Quaker movement during the 18th century. His journal entries offer insights into his spiritual journey, his advocacy for social justice, and his opposition to slavery. The text provides a glimpse into the life and thoughts of a man deeply committed to living according to his Quaker beliefs. more

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John Woolman
John Woolman

John Woolman was a prominent eighteenth-century merchant and Quaker social reformer from Pennsylvania. He is known for his advocacy of peace, justice, and the abolition of slavery. Woolman's writings and personal example influenced many in the movement for social reform. more

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