THE FRIENDLY VIRGINIANS AMERICA'S FIRST QUAKERS
I thoroughly enjoyed reading it...Your research is excellent...Your
writing is engaging.
A good, interesting book and informative as all get out.
Your narrative is brisk and highly readable...I like the way
you've interwoven with your Virginia specifics the leading strands
of Quaker history. I like the local color.
Classic Quaker worship proceeds largely in silence. Amazingly,
this style of worship led and still leads to pioneering in certain
grand areas of social order: for peace and against slavery; for
religious freedom; for civil rights; and for women's rights. The
world view of The Friendly Virginians has affected their lives
and characters and, as you may read, the ways of the larger society.
Jay Worrall, Jr., historian and veteran Quaker, took thirty years
to research this never-before-told, engaging account. His scholarship
and documentation fully support the pervasive impact of the Friendly
Virginians on American history and society.
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