""An Essay On Some Of The Prominent Doctrines And Testimonies Of Friends"" is a book written by Abraham Shearman in 1843. The book explores the beliefs and practices of the Quaker community, also known as the Society of Friends. Shearman provides a detailed analysis of the key doctrines and testimonies of the Quaker faith, including their belief in the inner light, the importance of silence and stillness, and their commitment to social justice and...
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