The Fells of Swarthmoor Hall and Their Friends: With an Account of Their Ancestor Anne Askew, the Martyr : a Portraiture of Religious and Family Life in the 17th Century |
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Anne Askew answer assizes blessed brother called Christ Christian Church Colonel conscience Daniel Abraham daughter dear love death declared descendants desire Devonshire House Devonshire House Collection doth early Edward Burrough Ellis Hooks England faith father fear Fell's following letter Francis Howgill Friends gave George Fox George Whitehead give Gospel hath hear heart Henry Fell holy honoured hope husband imprisonment James Nayler Jesus John Abraham John Rous John Stubbs Judge Fell Justice King Lancaster Lawson liberty living London Lord Lord's magistrates Margaret Fell MARGARET FOX marriage married Mary Meade meeting mind month mother oath Parliament peace persecution persons prison Quakers Rachel received release religious remember Robert Barclay Sarah says Scriptures sent sister Lower soul speak spirit suffered Swarthmoor Hall tender things Thomas Lower thou told Truth Ulverstone whilst wife William words write written wrote