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Marriage and Discipline: The Place of Women in Early Quaker Controversies
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  • 1992Visionary Women410 cited
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  • 1986The Quakers and the English Revolution153 cited
  • 1994Hidden things brought to light: Enthusiasm and quaker discourse68 cited
  • 1984Margaret Fell: Mother of Quakerism51 cited
  • 1920The Journal of the Friends' Historical Society39 cited
  • 1978Early Quakers and "Going Naked as a Sign"21 cited
  • 1988Historians, Women and the Civil War Sects, 1640 - 166016 cited
  • 1987"Womens Speaking Justified": The Feminine Quaker Voice, 1662-179711 cited

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