George Whitehead was a prominent Quaker leader in the 17th century, and his memoirs provide a unique perspective on the religious and political turmoil of the era. Whitehead describes his encounters with figures such as Oliver Cromwell and Charles II, and offers insights into the beliefs and practices of the Society of Friends. A fascinating read for anyone interested in religious history or the political and social upheavals of the 17th century.
A collection of sermons and declarations by three prominent figures of the Quaker movement: George Whitehead, Robert Barclay, and William Dewsbury. The book provides a window into the spiritual and theological concerns of early Quakers, as well as their engagement with social and political issues of the day. It is an excellent resource for students of Quakerism and early modern religion.
Truth Prevalent is a powerful polemic against the allegations leveled at the Quaker community in the early 18th century. Written by the esteemed Quaker minister George Whitehead, this book offers a passionate defense of Quaker beliefs and practices, and exposes the falsehoods and inaccuracies spread about them by their opponents. Whether you are a student of religious history or simply interested in the Quaker way of life, Truth Prevalent is an essential read.