Quaker, origin of the name, 125, 125n Quaker honesty, 198 Ranters, 22, 78n, 116-117 Ranters in New England, 506 Reading, 223ff Reckless, John, 110 Religious states, various, 318 Rhode Island, 504-09 Rotterdam, 550 Sale, Richard, 371 Sawrey, Justice, 161, 163, 169, 175 Scarborough, 439ff Schools, establishing, 37, 461 Scotland, 298-316 Scriptures, the, 103, 109, 176 Sect, Quakers not a, 349n "Seekers, The," 20-22 "Shake the country ten miles round," who could, 149 Shattuck, Samuel, 374 Shelter Island, 509 Shrewsbury, N. J., 513 Sixty ministers sent out, 201 Smethick (Falmouth), 240 Smith, William, 397 Sommerton, 525, 528 Speaking in a house of worship, 161n, 182n Stephens, Nathaniel, a "priest," 71, 76, 203-206, 211 Stoddard, Amor, 90 Sufferings of Friends, 369; in New England, 373-379, 389; petition to the king, 389 Swannington, 394 Swarthmore, 159, 166ff, 179, 295, 297, 342, 403 Swarthmore Meeting House, 164 Taylor, Thomas, 168, 200, 284 "Thou and Thee," 380-382 "Truth," meaning of, 407n Ulverstone, 166, 169ff Vane, Sir Henry, 328 Virginia, 524, 529 Wales, 199, 280, 282-293 Walney, 172 War, Fox's view of, 128, 130 Warwick, 230 Wensleydale, 151 West, Justice, 176ff, 295 Westmoreland, 154 Widders, Robert, 298, 307, 309, 311, 313, 341, 494, 499 Wilkinson and Story, 537n, 555 Williams, Roger, 547 Women, their position in the church, 19, 537 Women preachers, 19 Worcester, 539 Worship, 38 Yearly Meetings, at Luton (1658), 317; Balby, 337; Skipton (1659), 340, 483 York, 138 * * * * * Transcriber's note: Text enclosed by underscores is in italics (_italics_). Small capital text has been replaced with all capitals. Variations in spelling, punctuation and hyphenation have been retained except in obvious cases of typographical error. Page 429 The transcriber has supplied the opening double quote mark in the following sentence: "I do deny them in my heart; for I am a Christian, and shall show forth Christianity amongst you this day. It is for Christ's doctrine I stand." Page 575 The transcriber has supplied the closing double quote mark in the following sentence: "A general epistle to Friends, to forewarn them of the approaching storm, that they might all retire to the Lord, in whom is safety." End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of George Fox, by George Fox