Byways in Quaker history
Subtitle: a collection of historical essays by colleagues and friends of William I. Hull
By: edited by Howard H. Brinton
Contributors: Brinton, Howard H. (Howard Haines), 1884-1973, editor
Publisher: Pendle Hill
Published: 1944
Place of publication: Wallingford, Pa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 246
Subjects: Society of Friends; History
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by H. H. Brinton.; title: William I. Hull, a biographical sketch, by Janet Whitney.; title: Whittier's fundamental religious faith, by R. M. Jones.; title: Whittier as historian of Quakerism, by H. J. Cadbury.; title: Whittier, the Quaker politician, by C. M. Taylor.; title: The career of Elias Hicks, by D. E. Trueblood.; title: French and German friends of the early nineteenth century, by W. W. Comfort.; title: Elihu Coleman, Quaker anti-slavery leader, by T. E. Drake.; title: James Logan and Stenton, by C. F. Jenkins.; title: Early thought on the inner light, by Brand Blanshard.; title: Quakers then and now, by G. A. Walton.; title: The Quakers in London and their printers there, by C. M. Andrews.; title: Dreams of Quaker journalists, by H. H. Brinton.; title: George Fox as a man, by Frank Aydelotte.; title: List of books by William I. Hull (p. 242)