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Painting depicting a Quaker meeting around 1839, with men and women in plain clothing and hats seated on wooden benches in a simple meeting room. George Fox preaching Mary Dyer Portrait of William Penn wearing a black wide-brimmed hat, white cravat, and brown coat, with shoulder-length white hair, shown from the chest up. Elias Hicks Exterior of a yellow house with one white house on either side. George Fox
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Quaker meeting
Quaker worship meeting, painting c. 1839.
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George Fox preaching
George Fox, English missionary and founder of the Society of Friends (Quakers), preaching...
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Mary Dyer
Mary Dyer being lead to her execution in Boston.
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William Penn
English Quaker leader and advocate of religious freedom William Penn.
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Elias Hicks
American abolitionist Elias Hicks. Hicks was a liberal Quaker preacher...
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Quaker meetinghouse
This yellow house in New Bedford, Massachusetts, was a Quaker meetinghouse in the...
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George Fox
Quakerism founder George Fox.
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