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This folder contains a variety of undated essays pertaining to Quakerism, written by Mary Mendenhall Hobbs. Titles include "Present Day Testimony against Worldliness" (1904)"Friends of the 30s" (Quaker activity in the 1830s), and "Friends in America." The folder also includes a notebook titled "The Rise of Quakerism."

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Title
Quakerism
Contributor
Hobbs, Mary Mendenhall, 1852-1930, Author
Date
1904
Date (Text)
1904
Object ID
GUI_MS223.002.021n
Subject Headings
Guilford College
Hobbs, L. L. (Lewis Lyndon), 1849-1932
Hobbs, Mary Mendenhall, 1852-1930
Women -- Education
Topics
Schools and Colleges
North Carolina
Women's History
Teachers
Guilford College
Women's Education
Geographic Coverage
Greensboro (N.C.)
Contributing Institution
Guilford College
Type
Text
Format
essays
notes
Language
English
Archive
Quaker Archive, Hege Library, Guilford College; Mary Mendenhall Hobbs Papers; Series: 2: Writings; Folder: 2-21: N-Quakerism
Funding Information
LSTA grant administered by the North Carolina State Library -- http://statelibrary.ncdcr.gov/ld/grants/lsta.html
Standard Rights Statement
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