1768 EPISTLE PREPARING FOR WAR. American Quakers Urged to Follow "Ancient Way" Rather than American Patriotism. Civil War but the fiend yellow fever

but the fiend yellow fever was more we could face

and customs

to render him more sweet and satisfactory to them

In 1867 he was briefly apprenticed with Henry Curtis

Because of the larger number of former slaves in the choir

1768 EPISTLE PREPARING FOR WAR. American Quakers Urged to Follow "Ancient Way" Rather than American Patriotism. Civil War but the fiend yellow feverThis 1768 epistle holds substantial historical significance as an official administrative document that shaped the early American spiritual and political landscape on the eve of the Revolutionary War. Printed by the central London Yearly Meeting and distributed internationally, this document was the primary mechanism used to maintain theological alignment and strict organizational cohesion between British Quakers and their American counterparts,