A Testimony of the Monthly Meeting of Friends, at Pyrmont in Westphalia, Germany, Concerning John Pemberton, of Philadel, (Hardcover)

This is a testimony from the Monthly Meeting of Friends at Pyrmont, Westphalia, Germany, concerning the life and ministry of John Pemberton, a Quaker from Philadelphia, North America. Originally published in 1798, this document offers insights into Pemberton's spiritual journey and his impact on the Quaker community in both America and Europe. Included is his epistle to the inhabitants of Amsterdam, reflecting his broader outreach and engagement with diverse communities.

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