The Reviler Rebuked: Or, a Re-Inforcement of the Charge Against the Quakers: So Called for Their Contradictions to the Scriptures of God, and to Their Own Scriblings

The Reviler Rebuked or a Re-Inforcement of the Charge Against the Quakers So Called for Their Contradictions to the Scriptures of God and to Their Own Scriblings is a polemic against the Quaker movement, written by Anglican minister John Stalham. Stalham argues that the Quakers are heretical and misguided, and he cites specific examples of their teachings and practices that he finds objectionable. This book is a fascinating glimpse into the religious and political conflicts of the seventeenth century.

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