History ... online ...
A brief
on-line publication
with
a deliberate focus on Britain is
"Quakers
in
Brief,
or
Quakerism made Easy" (an over-view of the Quaker
movement from 1650 to 1990) by David M Murray-Rust from Birkenhead
Quaker Meeting, Merseyside, UK, written 1995.
It can be viewed
here
(on the UK Web Archive, accessed November 2009).
The Library pages on
the Britain Yearly (Quaker) Meeting website give
access to many historical documents, and include links to
some of the following sites.
Quaker pages on the
Street Corner
Society website
give access to many online writings including some of George Fox,
William Penn, James Nayler, and many others (some are directly linked
on our history-people page
here)
Quaker Heritage Press has many
online documents on
the Quaker Heritage Press website itself, and
also access to
Quaker-related
documents on other websites (some are directly linked on our
history-people page
here)
The
People and
Projects section on
quakerinfo.com
includes documents from George Fox, Margaret Fell, William Penn,
John Woolman, Elizabeth Gurney Fry, and the Cadburys (some are directly
linked on our history-people page
here)
The
Quaker
Electronic
Archive also has links to many original sources.
Quakerpedia, a developing
online Quaker Encyclopedia, is
here.
