 | Phyllis Mack - History - 1995 - 496 pages
...the Inhabitants of Londonderry, and Also to the Whole Nation of Ireland. 1679. Braidley, Margaret. Certain Papers Which Is the Word of the Lord, as Was...without Excuse, and God May Be Cleared When He Judges, and Justified in His Judgements, nd Brooksop, Joan. An Invitation of Love unto the Seed of God, throughout... | |
 | Marcus Nevitt - Literary Criticism - 2006 - 244 pages
...in the parish of Bumham as a statistical correlate to later Quaker membership. Christopher Taylor, Certain Papers Which is the Word of the Lord as was...Lord by his servants to several places, and persons (London, 1654), pp. 5-6; Grace examples are indicative of the way in which Quaker women only ever write... | |
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She also admitted having two books, one intituled " To all that would know y" way to the Kingdome, &c.," and the other " Certaine papers wch is ye word of the Lord, as was moved from the Lord by His servants to several places and persons, that they maie... 
