Amsterdam, 551
Audland, John, 154
Baltimore Yearly Meeting, see Maryland Yearly Meeting.
Baptists, 18-20
Barbadoes, 488-492
Barclay, Robert, 549
Barnet, 69
"Battledore, The," 386, 406
Beavor, Vale of, 94, 98
Believers, true, 74
Bennet, Justice, 125, 126
Beverley, 136
Bishop, George, 223
Blood of Christ, 91
Bradstreet, Simon, 378
Bristol, 272, 331, 392, 468, 535
Bunyan, John, 19, 26
Burnyeat, John, 498, 508, 547
Burrough, Edward, 157, 374, 402
Cambridge, 228
Carlisle, 186-191
Carlyle, his characterization of Fox, 67n, 139n
Carolina, 525-528
Charles II., Fox's letter to, 354
Church, The, what it is, 92, 145, 447
Claypole, Lady (Cromwell's daughter), 320
Clergy, 40
Coale, Josiah, 515n
Colchester, 224
Commonwealth Period, its importance, 16
Conventicle Act, 470, 474
Cork, 465
Cornwall, 238
Craddock, Dr. (of Coventry), 72
Cradock, Dr., an Episcopalian, 445ff
Cromwell, 212-215, 267, 275, 276, 319, 324, 325
Crook, John, 228, 317
Croslands, Jordan, 454
Cumberland, 181
Dales, The, 151
Dates, given in "old style," 69n
Delaware River, 501
Derby, 119ff;
Fox imprisoned a year, 121n, 131, 336
Desborough, General, 243
Doomsdale in Launceston Jail, 255
Drayton-in-the-Clay, 65, 203
Dunbar, 314
Edinburgh, 302-306, 313
Edmundson, William, 232, 494, 499, 510, 532
Education, views on, 37, 461
Edwards, Thomas, his "Gangræna," 19, 20, 21
Elizabeth, the Princess, 551
Endicott, Governor John, 375
Eton in Derbyshire, 95
Exeter, 269, 279
Falmouth (Smethick), 240
Farnsworth, Richard, 151, 164
Fell, Judge, 162ff, 164n, 168, 174ff, 295
Fell, Leonard, 162
Fell, Margaret (afterwards Margaret Fox), 160, 162, 351, 352n, 353, 368, 404, 405, 409;
a prisoner, 417, 421ff, 433;
marries George Fox, 468ff, 482;
her children, 536n
Fenny-Drayton, 65n, 203
Fifth-monarchy men, 23, 364, 367, 384
Flushing, 502
Foreign mission work, early, 385
Fox, Christopher, 65, 208
Fox, George, his creative power, 24;
the prophet of English Reformation, 24;
his "despair," 26;
turning point in his life, 27;
views of the Bible, 29;
his mysticism, 31;
enthusiasm, 32;
Divine Guidance, 33;
his view of man, 34;
a reformer, 35;
views of Education, 37;
on Predestination, 40;
his cures, 41;
his "Society," 42;
his fellow-workers, 43;
parentage, birth, early life, 65-67;
"leather suit," 67, 139;
leaves home, 68;
"despair," 69;
his experiences, 72-82;
his financial means, 74;
conversion, 82-85;
his sense of conditions, 87;
psychical change, 87;
the "flaming sword," 97;
new view of creation, 97;
his central teaching, 101;
his message, 101-105, 140, 155, 162;
first imprisonment, 110;
cures an hysteric woman, 112;
in Derby jail, 121ff;
at Lichfield, 132-134;
value of his preaching, 141;
his iron constitution, 144n;
beaten and stoned, 146;
Swarthmore, 159;
beaten at Ulverstone, 169ff;
beaten at Walney, 172ff;
how he bore persecution, 174;
his cures, 180n;
his discerning, 184;
sings in prison, 191;
visits Cromwell, 212-215 (see also Cromwell);
in Launceston jail and his trial, 244-268;
moved to travel over the nation, 277;
preaches three hours, 284 (see also 155, 184, 274);
long hair, 293;
his brave spirit, 311;
use of the Bible, 327;
his eyes, 344 (see also 187, 557);
imprisoned at Lancaster, 430ff;
in Scarborough, 439;
set free, 453;
power of organizing, 459;
marries Margaret Fell, 468ff;
ill at Stratford (Essex), 477;
sails for America, 484;
sails for England, 531;
last imprisonment, 540ff;
death, 578
Fox, Mary, 66, 539
Friends, beginning of the, 70n;
name, 77n
Friends set at liberty, 574
Furly, Benj., 550
Glasgow, 306
Glynne, Justice, 245
Goldsmith, Ralph, 374
Gospel, what is the, 403
Hacker, Colonel, 209, 369
Hale, Edward Everett, on "prophets," 24n
"Hat honor," 105ff, 197, 245, 248, 410
Holder, Christopher, 511, 512
Holiness, a life of (see Perfection, Christian), 85, 120ff
Holland, 548-553, 571
Hooton, Elizabeth, 79n, 494, 495
Hotham, Justice, 22, 135-137, 141, 146
Howgill, Francis, 154, 168
Huntingdon, Robert, at Carlisle, 371
Imprisonments of Friends, 277
Independency, 17
Indians, 499, 501, 510, 515, 519
Inward Light (see Light, the).
Ireland, 463-467
Jails, condition of, 192, 193, 256, 372, 430
Jamaica, 494
James, William, on the "Quaker Religion," 25n
Jersey, East, 512
Jersey, West, 501
John ap-John, 199, 280, 283, 285, 287ff, 293
Keith, George, 549, 556-558
Kendal, 156, 166
"King's Missive" (mandamus sent to Boston), 374-377
Kirby, Colonel, 403, 409, 412
Lampitt, "a priest," 159-161, 169
Lancaster, 164ff, 344-356, 410
Lancaster, James, 172ff, 183ff;
sings, 399, 499, 504
Launceston, 244-268
"Leathern breeches," 139
Leicester, a dispute at, 92, 396
Lichfield, 132-134
Light, the, 29, 100-104, 162, 196, 238, 283, 310, 315
"Little Ease," 372n
London, 70, 275, 277 et seq., 319-325, 471-476, 559, 564, 568, 575-578
Lower, Thomas, 265, 536, 538
Mancetter, 72
Manchester, 293
Mansfield, 95
Marriage, Friends' ceremony upheld by the courts, 387
Maryland, 498-501, 531-533
Maryland (Baltimore) Yearly Meeting begun, 98, 499, 520
"Meeting for Sufferings," 340
Meetings, setting up of Monthly, 459, 461
Ministers (Friends that speak in public), advice to, 203n
Ministry, 38
Monk, General, his order, 355
Nancemond, 524
Narragansett, 508
Nayler, James, 147, 164, 168, 172-174, 234, 269-271
New Castle, 501, 517
New England, Quakers in, 373
New England Yearly Meeting, 504
New York Half-Year's Meeting, 502
Nottingham, 109
Oaths, Act in regard to refusing to take oaths, 395
"Opened," meaning of the term, 74n
Ordinances, 39
Owen, Dr. John, 276
Oxford and Cambridge education not enough to qualify men to be ministers, 75
Oyster Bay, 511
Packer, Colonel, 216ff
Parker, Alexander, 309, 310ff, 571
Parnell, James, 191, 192, 224
Patrington, 142-144
Pendle Hill, 150
Penington, Isaac, 317n, 325
Penn, William, on Fox, 44, 516n, 536, 547, 540, 556-558, 565
Perfection, Christian (see Holiness), 97, 101, 120ff, 333
Persecution of Friends in New England, 373, 379
Poland, letter to King of, 560
Presbyterianism, 17
"Priest," meaning of the word, 67n
Prison, number of Friends in, 389
"Professor," meaning of the word, 68n
Pronouns, use of plural, 197, 380ff
Providence, 507
Quaker, origin of the name, 125, 125n
Quaker honesty, 198
Ranters, 22, 78n, 116-117
Ranters in New England, 506
Reading, 223ff
Reckless, John, 110
Religious states, various, 318
Rhode Island, 504-09
Rotterdam, 550
Sale, Richard, 371
Sawrey, Justice, 161, 163, 169, 175
Scarborough, 439ff
Schools, establishing, 37, 461
Scotland, 298-316
Scriptures, the, 103, 109, 176
Sect, Quakers not a, 349n
"Seekers, The," 20-22
"Shake the country ten miles round," who could, 149
Shattuck, Samuel, 374
Shelter Island, 509
Shrewsbury, N. J., 513
Sixty ministers sent out, 201
Smethick (Falmouth), 240
Smith, William, 397
Sommerton, 525, 528
Speaking in a house of worship, 161n, 182n
Stephens, Nathaniel, a "priest," , 76, 203-206, 211
Stoddard, Amor, 90
Sufferings of Friends, 369; in New England, 373-379, 389;
petition to the king, 389
Swannington, 394
Swarthmore, 159, 166ff, 179, 295, 297, 342, 403
Swarthmore Meeting House, 164
Taylor, Thomas, 168, 200, 284
"Thou and Thee," 380-382
"Truth," meaning of, 407n
Ulverstone, 166, 169ff
Vane, Sir Henry, 328
Virginia, 524, 529
Wales, 199, 280, 282-293
Walney, 172
War, Fox's view of, 128, 130
Warwick, 230
Wensleydale, 151
West, Justice, 176ff, 295
Westmoreland, 154
Widders, Robert, 298, 307, 309, 311, 313, 341, 494, 499
Wilkinson and Story, 537n, 555
Williams, Roger, 547
Women, their position in the church, 19, 537
Women preachers, 19
Worcester, 539
Worship, 38
Yearly Meetings, at Luton (1658), 317;
Balby, 337;
Skipton (1659), 340, 483
York, 138