Elizabeth Fry: A Quaker Life : Selected Letters and WritingsFrom her picture on the British £5 note to the numerous Elizabeth Fry Societies worldwide, Elizabeth Fry (1780-1845) is well known for her work for prison reform. But less well known is how her Quaker faith inspired this work, leading her to see the light within the impoverished and imprisoned. With Elizabeth Fry: A Quaker Life, noted Quaker historian Gil Skidmore has brought together Fry's essential writings--some previously unpublished--from her journals, letters, and published work into a single volume. The result is a rich portrait of the struggles and anxieties behind the public persona of this "Quaker saint." |
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I know what the mountain is I have to climb The making of a Quaker 17801799 | 18 |
I wish to do my duty Marriage and motherhood 18001808 | 61 |
Be of good courage and He will strengthen your hearts A new home and a new ministry 18091812 | 81 |
My mind and time have been much taken up with Newgate The beginning of Elizabeth Frys prison work 18131819 | 99 |
My engagements as usual are very numerous A growing family busyness in Brighton and a sisters death 18201827 | 124 |
Extracts from Observations on the visiting Superintendence and Government of Female Prisoners 1827 | 146 |
Bankruptcy disownment and change of residence 18281834 | 156 |
Difficulties with the Society and Joseph Gurney leaves for America 18351840 | 185 |
Last years and death 18411845 | 221 |
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Elizabeth Fry: A Quaker Life : Selected Letters and Writings Elizabeth Gurney Fry Vista de fragmentos - 2005 |
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