Most of the printed works of George Fox have been collected in the eight volumes of the Philadelphia edition. A considerable quantity is still in manuscript. The Cambridge edition of his Journal is particularly interesting in having been printed unaltered from the original manuscript. It is incomplete, and is best supplemented by the bi-centenary edition (see Bibliography). BILLING AND SONS, LTD., PRINTERS, GUILDFORD Transcriber's Notes The original spelling and punctuation were mostly preserved. A few obvious typographical and formatting errors were silently corrected. Further corrections are listed here (before/after): [p. 54]: ... that the Quakers, who might have converted ... ... "that the Quakers, who might have converted ...