Discourses Delivered Extempore At Several Meeting Houses Of The People Called Quakers By The Late Samuel Fothergill Taken Down In Characters By A Member Of The Church Of England And Published Without The Consent Of The Preacher Or The Authority Of The Society Of Which He Was A Member

This book is an outstanding collection of biographies of famous Canadian men. Hundreds of names are featured inside, with some whose contributions may have already been lost to history. The book is organized in alphabetical order, and features these individuals, amongst many others: Richard Pim, Evan John Price, John Ratcliffe, David W. Robb, Willis Russell, Henri C. Saint-Pierre, and Noah Shakespeare.

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The Joseph Wood Archive consists of one hundred large and small notebooks written by Joseph Wood between 1767 and 1821, together with 647 letters and a selection of miscellaneous printed Quaker papers. These notebooks contain a record of his life in Yorkshire, his faith as a Quaker and his labours as a Minister of the Gospel.