Eye - 13 April 2012
From historical insights to Quakerly conincidences
Peering through the pages
What were Friends debating in the 1860s? How did British Quakerism develop in the nineteenth century? Were there ripples that can still be felt today? A forthcoming Quaker History Meeting at the Quaker Centre in Friends House will shed light on these questions by peering through the pages of Friends’ periodicals. On Tuesday 24 April Jennifer Milligan, senior library assistant at Friends House Library, will be speaking on ‘British Quakerism 1837-1914 as seen through ten periodicals’.
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