The journal of George Fox, vol. 2 of 2

A personal journal recounts extended itinerant ministry across the country, recording meetings and conversions, confrontations with civil and religious authorities, repeated imprisonments, and legal disputes over oaths and tithes. It combines narrative incidents—travels, jail conditions, and public debates—with spiritual reflections, visions, and written admonitions aimed at clergy and magistrates. It also outlines organizational measures for establishing regular local meetings and disciplining members, and describes efforts to protect poor adherents harmed by persecution. The tone mixes episodic travel account and didactic guidance, portraying sustained efforts to sustain a disciplined spiritual fellowship under pressure.