... Meeting to a conformity with the views of others in author- ity , brings to mind the trial of William Penn and ... England , and were to act according to the testimony adduced and their own consciences . And who will venture to say ...

... Meeting to a conformity with the views of others in author- ity , brings to mind the trial of William Penn and ... England , and were to act according to the testimony adduced and their own consciences . And who will venture to say ...

... New Testament , or new covenant , he has put an end to all the offerings and sacrifices among the Jews in the Old ... yearly meeting for 16. who , therefore , is called the first born of New England convened at the usual time at ...

... Paul and Stephen, unlikely friends', Quaker History, vol. 90, pp. 8–27. Wilbur, J. (1845) A narrative and exposition of the late proceedings of New England Yearly Meeting, with some of its subordinate meetings and their committees, in.