This Separation Forced upon Us: Philadelphia's Free Quakers and the Culture of Revolution

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Despite their history of pacifism, Philadelphia Quakers were deeply entangled in the American Revolution. When a small number of disowned Friends came together in February 1781 to form a group they called "The Society of Friends Known by Some as the Free Quakers," they were motivated by the genuine

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  • Source collection: Library of Congress
  • License: Public Domain
  • Category: Nature

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