PRIMITIVE CHRISTIANITY

REVIVED

IN THE FAITH AND PRACTICE OF THE PEOPLE CALLED

QUAKERS;

WRITTEN

IN TESTIMONY TO THE PRESENT DISPENSATION OF GOD THROUGH THEM TO THE WORLD;

THAT

PREJUDICES MAY BE REMOVED, THE SIMPLE INFORMED, THE WELL-INCLINED ENCOURAGED, AND THE TRUTH AND ITS INNOCENT FRIENDS RIGHTLY REPRESENTED.

BY WILLIAM PENN.

To which is prefixed a Memoir of Penn,

BY JAMES M. BROWN,

OF VIRGINIA.

This reprint gives much of the Scripture which is referred to in the original.

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1857.

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JAMES M. BROWN,

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