This two-volume journal presents the life of Stephen Grellet, tracing his conversion, spiritual growth, and decades of gospel ministry among people in many countries, and from every station of life. Compiled by Benjamin Seebohm from Grellet’s own writings, it relates the truly moving story of a man whose outward labors flowed from a life increasingly governed by the inward teaching of Christ.

A large collection of historical incidents illustrating the doctrines, experiences, and practices of the early Society of Friends. Drawn from journals and other early sources, Walton’s Anecdotes demonstrates how the principles of Truth were found, lived, tested, and maintained in a wide variety of circumstances.

A selection from the writings of that esteemed minister of the gospel, William Dewsbury (1621-1688), giving an account of his relentless pursuit after the true knowledge of God and freedom from sin, and calling all Christians to a careful waiting in the light of Christ to know their real spiritual condition.

A short account of the travels, sufferings, and persecutions of Barbara Blaugdone (1609-1704), an early minister in the Society of Friends, whose faithfulness to Christ brought her triumphantly through great trials and many cruel persecutions from enemies of the gospel.