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1776 ELIZABETH TUKE. Rare Female Quaker Manuscript Sermon Urging Against American Revolution. Adventist a couple pop up again

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1776 ELIZABETH TUKE. Rare Female Quaker Manuscript Sermon Urging Against American Revolution. Adventist a couple pop up againAn absolutely superb bifolium measuring 10 x 16 inches containing an unpublished exhortation delivered to the York Quarterly Meeting of Quakers, c. 1760's or 1770's by influential female Quaker preacher, Esther Tuke [1727 1794]. Beautifully written and boldly autographed, Esther Tuke," this approximately 1200 word sermon is a significant little piece of history. The address likely dates somewhere between 1765 and 1776. The paper is watermarked IV for

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