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Report of the Friends' Tract Association for the year 1917-1918, presented to the annual meeting, 3rd May, 1918.
Title:
Report of the Friends' Tract Association for the year 1917-1918, 1918.
Description:
Includes extracts from other Tract Associations' reports
Date:
1917 - 1918
Collection:
Quaker Broadsides and Pamphlets, Haverford College
Abner Woolman's Journal
Title:
Abner Woolman's Journal
Description:
Manuscript bound together made up of two smaller manuscripts loosely sewn together. Much of the document is in John Woolman's hand, and some is in his brother Abner's. The document is Abner Woolman's diary which John Woolman finished after Abner's death. It also has information about Woolman submitting work to the Committee for approval before publication in August 1772.
Date:
1770 - 1772
Collection:
Quakers and Slavery, Haverford College
Rufus M. Jones Diary, 1926
Title:
Rufus M. Jones Diary, 1926
Description:
The 1926 Rufus M. Jones Diary chronicles Jones' journeys across the Pacific Ocean, to Japan, China, the Philippines and India, between June and December of 1926. While in Asia, Jones gave lectures at educational and spiritual gatherings and met with prominent political and spiritual leaders of the time, including Mahatma Gandhi, Silas Strawn, Eiichi Shibusawa and W. W. Yen. These experiences, as well as citations from Jones' contemporary research, are documented here.
Date:
1926
Collection:
Rufus M. Jones Papers
Quaker Protest Against Slavery, Merion (Pa.) 1696: 1696 5th month 29th, Merion, Pa. to friends at Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Title:
Quaker Protest Against Slavery, Pa. to friends at Philadelphia Yearly Meeting
Description:
Protest against slavery written by a Quaker in 1696. Date transcribed on item is based on the Julian calendar.
Date:
1696-07-05
Collection:
Quakers and Slavery, Haverford College
Some Account of a Visit
Title:
Some Account of a Visit
Description:
Halliday Jackson documented his journey among the Indians of New York state, primarily the Seneca. He was appointed by the Committee on Indian Affairs to undertake this journey. He records several speeches which were made by Quakers and Indians.
Date:
1806
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Sketch of the Manners, Customs, Religion and Government of the Seneca Indians in 1800
Title:
Sketch of the Manners, Religion and Government of the Seneca Indians in 1800
Description:
Halliday Jackson wrote this brief description of the culture and customs of the Seneca Indians after his travels in 1800. This volume begins with a few extracts from speeches by Chief Cornplanter and George Washington, which Jackson uses to demonstrate that the United States is obliged to protect Indians and their lands.
Date:
1800
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Halliday Jackson's Book, Genesinguhta
Title:
Halliday Jackson's Book, Genesinguhta
Description:
This volume contains contemporary copies of correspondence between the Committee on Indian Affairs of the Philadelphia Yearly Meeting and the Friends living in the Seneca Nation, of whom Halliday Jackson was one, along with Henry Simmons and Joel Swayne.
Date:
1798 - 1800
Collection:
Native Americans and Quakers, 1791-1815
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1892-1909
Title:
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1892-1909
Date:
1892 - 1909
Collection:
Publications of the Bible Association of Friends
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1855-1891
Title:
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1855-1891
Date:
1855 - 1891
Collection:
Publications of the Bible Association of Friends
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1830-1854
Title:
Annual report of the Bible Association of Friends in America, 1830-1854
Date:
1830 - 1854
Collection:
Publications of the Bible Association of Friends