This man was secretly freed by Justice Anthony Pearson after being imprisoned at Carlisle, though he was later locked up again at Doomsdale in Launceston Castle. He wrote a "Letter to the Governor of Barbados" lamenting slanders cast upon his thought, though portions of its authorship have been questioned by his biographer Rufus Jones. After having a vision climbing Pendle Hill and delivering a speech at Firbank Fell, he met his future wife Margaret Fell. A polemic written against this man is subtitled "an Offer of Disputation on fourteen principles made this last summer" and contrasts his views on conscience with Joh
This man was secretly freed by Justice Anthony Pearson after being imprisoned at Carlisle, though he was later locked up again at Doomsdale in Launceston Castle. He wrote a "Letter to the Governor of Barbados" lamenting slanders cast upon his thought, though portions of its authorship have been questioned by his biographer Rufus Jones. After having a vision climbing Pendle Hill and delivering a speech at Firbank Fell, he met his future wife Margaret Fell. A polemic written against this man is subtitled "an Offer of Disputation on fourteen principles made this last summer" and contrasts his views on conscience with John Bunyan – that work was written by Roger Williams and examines this man "Digg'd Out of his Burrowes." FTP, name this formulator of the Peace Testimony who spoke of the "Christ within" as a founder of Quakerism.
This man was secretly freed by Justice Anthony Pearson after being imprisoned at Carlisle, though he was later locked up again at Doomsdale in Launceston Castle.
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