A 1720 London tract attacks Quaker leaders in print
The document accuses Quaker teachers of deception and heresy. It details a printed treatise listing charges such as error, infidelity, and hypocrisy, offering to prove these claims before church and secular authorities. It includes references to other pamphlets and publications from London booksellers and printers.
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Sr. Noble
Long Walk
Christ Hosptal
London
Peple
Cheir
Sleeford
Henry Pickworth
Fust
Duncan Campbell
Mr Campbell
B Curl
Temple Coffee-house
Fleet-treety
W. Mears
T. Jauncatheur
W. Lewis
Covent-Garden
J. Graves
St. James’s Teer
A. Berresworth
Paternotter-raw
W. Meadows
Cornhil
Busines’s
Justice
Giles Jacob Gent
Bergard Lintoc
Cross Keys
Temple-Gates
St. Paul
France
England
James Thorphill
St. Paul’s
Peeder
E Coper
Strand
J. Round
Cowie
T. Bowles
Hemming’s Row
Io St. Martin’s Lane
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Priory
Sewel
Anthony Hammond
Pope
M. Amhurst
M. W
Monre
Miney
Mr. Newcomb
Halrcourt
Earlf Litchfield
Ow & Ft
Frys
T. Jouncy
Atgel
Temple-bar