Through a Quaker archway
By: edited by Horace Mather Lippincott
Publisher: Thomas Yoseloff
Published: 1959
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 290
Subjects: Society of Friends
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

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Table of contents: title: Morley, C. The greenhouse arch.; title: Lippincott, H.M. "By their fruits ye shall know them."; title: Blanshard, B. Inward light and outward darkness.; title: Comfort, W.W. Four essentials of Quakerism.; title: Michener, J.A. Some practical applications.; title: Hoover, H. The meaning of America.; title: Hoover, H. For Quaker boys and girls.; title: White, G.F. Friends education.; title: Test, D.D. What is a Quaker school?; title: Sharples, P.T.A Quaker in industry.; title: Corson, G.C. Twenty-five years of Quakerism on the bench. -Sutherland, H. Man and his world.; title: Rhoads, J.E. Quaker tenets and the philosophy of the medical profession.; title: Reid, I. D'A. Witnessing for the races of man.; title: Waln, N. First day with Rufus Jones.; title: West, J. Readers and writers.; title: Eichenberg, F. Art and faith.; title: Trueblood, D.E. Quakers and the lay ministry.; title: Pickett, C.E. Bargaining from strength.; title: Biddle, W. Means to an end. -Cadbury, H.J.A Quaker approach to the Bible.; title: Jones, G.P. From a Quaker farmer.; title: Peaslee, A.J. The Quakers and world conditions.; title: Nixon, R.M. Are goodwill trips worthwhile?.; title: Brown, T.S. The personal relevance of truth.; title: Furnas, E.A.W. To whom else shall we go?