Some account of the persecutions and sufferings of the people called Quakers, in the seventeenth century
Subtitle: exemplified in the memoirs of the life of John Roberts, 1665
By: by Daniel Roberts
Publisher: D. Cooledge
Published: 1832
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 256
Subjects: Society of Friends
Table of contents: title: Some memoirs of the life of John Roberts; title: An epistle from William Mott; title: On luxury (from No cross, no crown, by William Penn); title: The way of life revealed, by Charles Marshall; title: The propriety of introducing the fundamental doctrines of Christianity in the religious instruction of children; title: On danger in riches; title: Tender counsel and advice, by way of epistle, by William Penn; title: On music; title: An affectionate address to all professing Christians, by Thomas Shillitoe; title: Wisdom, a poem; title: Extracts from a letter written by Anthony Benezet to a young woman of Phildelphia; title: Lines written at the close of the year; title: Advice of an ancient Friend to his children; title: Fashion; title: A public declamation, by Thomas Letchworth; title: Lines addressed to youth.