1776 QUAKER NON-RESISTANCE MANIFESTO. A Significant Contemporary to the Declaration of Independence. Americana Includes characters relevant especially to

Includes characters relevant especially to the Great Awakening

He was certainly the "David Brainerd" or "Robert Murray M'Cheyne" of the movement

strengthening the city's Protestant institutional framework

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1776 QUAKER NON-RESISTANCE MANIFESTO. A Significant Contemporary to the Declaration of Independence. Americana Includes characters relevant especially toA remarkably preserved example of a significant document in American Revolutionary history, standing alongside the Declaration of Independence and Thomas Paines Common Sense. By early 1776, Thomas Paine had just published Common Sense, the Continental Congress was moving toward rupture with Britain, and Philadelphia the largest city in the colonies, the seat of Congress, and the historic heart of Quaker America was the epicenter of revolutionary