Friends in the Seventeenth Century

appear banished Barbadoes became believed Bishop Bradden brethren brought Burrough called Captain charge Christian Christopher Holder church Colony conscience convinced Court death declared Dewsbury Divine Divine Grace doctrines Edward Burrough England evil faith father fear Francis Howgil gave George Fox George Whitehead give gospel Governor guilty hands hath heart held by Friends Howgil imprisonment Isaac Penington jail jailor James James Naylor Jesus John Judge judgment jury justice King labors liberty lives London Lord Lord's Magistrates Margaret Fell Mary Dyer meetings of Friends ment ministers month oath Parliament peace persecution persons preached priest principles prison profession punishment Quakers received refused religion religious returned salvation says Scotland Scriptures sent sentence Society soldiers soul speak suffering swear taken testimony thee things thou tion told took town trial truth unto William Penn witness word worship