Cork, 465 Cornwall, 238 Craddock, Dr. (of Coventry), 72 Cradock, Dr., an Episcopalian, 445ff Cromwell, 212-215, 267, 275, 276, 319, 324, 325 Crook, John, 228, 317 Croslands, Jordan, 454 Cumberland, 181 Dales, The, 151 Dates, given in "old style," 69n Delaware River, 501 Derby, 119ff; Fox imprisoned a year, 121n, 131, 336 Desborough, General, 243 Doomsdale in Launceston Jail, 255 Drayton-in-the-Clay, 65, 203 Dunbar, 314 Edinburgh, 302-306, 313 Edmundson, William, 232, 494, 499, 510, 532 Education, views on, 37, 461 Edwards, Thomas, his "Gangræna," 19, 20, 21 Elizabeth, the Princess, 551 Endicott, Governor John, 375 Eton in Derbyshire, 95 Exeter, 269, 279 Falmouth (Smethick), 240 Farnsworth, Richard, 151, 164 Fell, Judge, 162ff, 164n, 168, 174ff, 295 Fell, Leonard, 162 Fell, Margaret (afterwards Margaret Fox), 160, 162, 351, 352n, 353, 368, 404, 405, 409; a prisoner, 417, 421ff, 433; marries George Fox, 468ff, 482; her children, 536n Fenny-Drayton, 65n, 203 Fifth-monarchy men, 23, 364, 367, 384 Flushing, 502 Foreign mission work, early, 385 Fox, Christopher, 65, 208 Fox, George, his creative power, 24; the prophet of English Reformation, 24; his "despair," 26; turning point in his life, 27; views of the Bible, 29; his mysticism, 31; enthusiasm, 32; Divine Guidance, 33; his view of man, 34; a reformer, 35; views of Education, 37; on Predestination, 40; his cures, 41; his "Society," 42; his fellow-workers, 43; parentage, birth, early life, 65-67; "leather suit," 67, 139; leaves home, 68; "despair," 69; his experiences, 72-82; his financial means, 74; conversion, 82-85; his sense of conditions, 87; psychical change, 87; the "flaming sword," 97; new view of creation, 97; his central teaching, 101; his message, 101-105, 140, 155, 162; first imprisonment, 110; cures an hysteric woman, 112; in Derby jail, 121ff; at Lichfield, 132-134; value of his preaching, 141; his iron constitution, 144n; beaten and stoned, 146; Swarthmore, 159; beaten at Ulverstone, 169ff; beaten at Walney, 172ff; how he bore persecution, 174; his cures, 180n; his discerning, 184; sings in prison, 191; visits Cromwell, 212-215 (see also Cromwell); in Launceston jail and his trial, 244-268; moved to travel over the nation, 277; preaches three hours, 284 (see also 155, 184, 274); long hair, 293; his brave spirit, 311; use of the Bible, 327; his eyes, 344 (see also 187, 557); imprisoned at Lancaster, 430ff; in Scarborough, 439; set free, 453; power of organizing, 459; marries Margaret Fell, 468ff; ill at Stratford (Essex), 477; sails for America, 484; sails for England, 531; last imprisonment, 540ff; death, 578