The Second Period of Quakerism, by William C. Braithwaite

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With these we shall take leave of the milestones, at least for the present. There is still much room for investigation, however, and I will always be interested to hear anything from those to whom the subject may appeal. If this article shall have been instrumental in preserving any of these links with the past, I shall consider my object fully attained. Joshua L. Baily, Jr. 2650 Second Street, San Diego, Calif. 8. 17. 19.

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