This study is an attempt to describe both the theories which
underlay the Friends' deep concern for children, and the ways in
which these theories were manifested in the life and practice of
the Society. Contents: children in the thought and life of the
early Friends; education of children before 1737; religious
experiences of children; birthright membership; associate
membership; children and Quakerism; bibliography.
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