Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Old and New, Vol. 2: July 1870, to January 1871
After persecution of the Quakers for their religion ceased, we search the records in vain for instances of arrest or imprisonment. When they were treated as human beings, when their rights were recognized, they were esteemed good citizens, and were respected for their piety and integrity.
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