Links

These are a few links that were gathered in a search of the web for certain places, events and individuals.

Past

Misc Quaker Connections

Early Quaker History - on Thorn site

Quakers around Shoreditch, London

Abington Friends School - History

William Penn, America's First Great Champion for Liberty and Peace

Lucretia Mott - Memo on herself

War in the Social Order: the Great War and the Liberalization of American Quakerism

Twentieth Century Organizations Founded By Individual Quakers or Groups of Quakers or Quakers in Other Groups

Constitutional precedence

United States, history of; The middle colonies (1624-1704)

New Jersey

A Brief History Of The Channel Islands (>>> NJ)

New Jersey constitutions and other documents

Right of Government (West New Jersey), 1681

The Fundamental Constitutions for the Province of East New Jersey in America, Anno Domini 1683

Pennsylvania

1st pg. of Penn's Frame of Government (image)

Frame of Government of Pennsylvania - February 2, 1683

William Penn: Frame of Government of Pennsylvania, 1682

Frame of Government of Pennsylvania - 1696

Religious liberty & liberty of conscience

A Testimony for Truth Against All Hireling-Priests and Deceivers

Judith Boulbie 1655

1658 Introduction to The Great Mystery

1659 To the Parliament - Isaac Penington

The Flushing Remonstrance of 1658

1670 The Tryal of Wm. Penn and Wm. Mead, for Causing a Tumult, 1670.

John Locke [re: a "Letter Concerning Toleration," 1689]

1689, Letter Concerning Toleration

Peace Testimony

George Fox, 1652 - I told them I lived ...

1660, A Declaration from the harmless and innocent people of God, called Quakers

Responses to War, General Bibliography

Women's Rights

Women of History 1770-1870

Matilda Joslyn Gage Website: Links

National Women's Hall of Fame (in Seneca Falls)

The Women of The Hall - Lucretia Mott

The Women of The Hall - Sojourner Truth (Quaker)

Women's History Organizations and Museums

TWUMOO Inaugural--A Seneca Falls Sesquicentennial Event

The Seneca Falls Convention (Reason): American Treasures of the Library of Congress

Slavery/Abolition

Why did the Society of Friends take the lead in the antislavery movement?

African American Odyssey (incl Benj. Lay)

Exhibition Object List (African American Odyssey, Library of Congress Exhibition)

Special Report - Black History Month (R.I.)

Moses Brown; born 1738 and died 1832

Pennsylvania - An Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery.

Pa. 1780 - An Act for the Gradual Abolition of Slavery.

African American Journey: Underground Railroad

1783 - British Quakers petition against the slave trade

American Indians

Ethnohistory Archives: The Miami Collection

Ethnohistory Archives: The Miami Collection

The Friends of Bolton Mansion, Bristol Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

The Friends of Bolton Mansion: Dating the Structure

Evans Finding Aid Project [Special Collections, Haverford]

Pemberton Family Papers, 1741-1789

The Nonresistant Christians Response to the French and Indian War

Politics - Penna.

Pemberton family

Browse P for Historical Society of Western Penna.

Manor Township, from A History of Lancaster Co.

Library Review: A Window to the Past

Incl. minutes of the "Conferences between the Six Nations and the Quakers, 1756"

Paper Money, 1723-1756

Purpose of the Biographical Dictionary

The Friends of Bolton Mansion: Dating the Structure

Evans Finding Aid Project [Special Collections, Haverford]

Pemberton Family Papers, 1741-1789

The Friends of Bolton Mansion, Bristol Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania.

Politics - N.J.

Politics - U.S.

Encyclopedia Americana: Herbert Hoover

Encyclopedia Americana: Richard M. Nixon

Larry Ingle: "Richard Nixon, Exemplary 20th Century Quaker"

Chuck Fager, review of Jonathan Aitken's Nixon: A Life.