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• 2011"To Raise Them to an Equal Participation": Early National Abolitionism, Gradual Emancipation, and the Promise of African American Citizenship33 cited
• 2009The First Person in Antislavery Literature: John Woolman, his Clothes and his Journal33 cited
• 1994Hicksite Quakers and the Antebellum Nonresistance Movement31 cited
• 2005Quaker Merchants and Slavery in Early National Alexandria, Virginia: The Ordeal of William Hartshorne26 cited
• 2010“Being a Peaceable Man, I have Suffered Much Persecution”: The American Revolution and Its Effects on Quaker Religious Identity23 cited
• 2001Evangelical Quakerism and the Early American Penitentiary Revisited: The Contributions of Thomas Eddy, Roberts Vaux, John Griscom, Stephen Grellet, Elisha Bates, and Isaac Hopper23 cited
• 2017A “class of Citizens”: The Earliest Black Petitioners to Congress and Their Quaker Allies21 cited
• 2018Female Friends and the Making of Transatlantic Quakerism, 1650–175017 cited
• 2001Awakening the Inner Light: Elizabeth Ashbridge and the Transformation of Quaker Community7 cited
• 2004In the Apostle's Words: Elizabeth Ashbridge's Epistle to the Goshen Monthly Meeting5 cited