Eye - 15 April 2016
From unkindness to April fools
Being unkind to Quakers
Could being nasty to Quakers be a way of improving the country’s prospects?
This unusual strategy caught the attention of Judith Mason, of Banbury Meeting, whilst she was reading Bill Bryson’s The Road to Little Dribbling.
During his travels in Shropshire Bill Bryson paid a visit to the Darby houses, built by a family of Quaker ironmasters in the eighteenth century.
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