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From front flyleaf: This book is not a brief history of Quakerism nor a work of propaganda, but an extended commentary and reverie on the 75 facets of the panels, whose subjects were chosen and lovingly illustrated by those who worked them under expert advice: an attempt in an unusual form to... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Ann Wynn-Wilson: 'responsible for designing a new embroidery technique which made possible this international, co-operative project...'
- Elizabeth Fry: Add a description of this character.
- John Woolman
- George Fox
- Mary Hughes
Organizations edit
- Religious Society of Friends: also known as Quakers
First Sentence edit
Since the dawn of recorded history, craftspeople have used their skills to tell stories.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Ormerod Greenwood (Author) - Text
Other Contributors:
- Ann Wynn-Wilson (Introduction)
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