Quakerism, Past and Present

A thoughtful and nuanced exploration of the history and current state of the Quaker faith in England and Ireland. Examines the reasons for the decline of this once-vibrant religious tradition, and offers insights into how it might adapt and renew itself in the modern era. A must-read for anyone interested in the Quaker movement and its contributions to social justice and peace.

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