1747 FEMALE PREACHING. Unpublished 4pp "Epistolary" Sermon by Quaker, Susanna Appleby. Preaching We read in the correspondence

We read in the correspondence between James Logan and Thomas Story [1724-1741] in a letter from 1738 or 1739 that Story has consulted our William Clark as a man of piety and scientific learning with regard to a work he was writing

"The Missionary News

These who inculcated these [Baptist] truths were told they would be hated

What joy to be called of Him

but high our joy

1747 FEMALE PREACHING. Unpublished 4pp "Epistolary" Sermon by Quaker, Susanna Appleby. Preaching We read in the correspondenceA fascinating 1747 epistolary sermon by local Quaker exhorter, Susanna Appleby of Durham, England. A wonderful document echoing the deeply experimental pneumatic language of the mid 18th century Quaker revivalists. In common with other documents of the era, there is a growing sense that the financial wealth of many in the Quaker community was leading to worldliness, best exemplified by their "superfluous" dress. The text in full: To my Fellow Citizens