1776 ELIZABETH TUKE. Rare Female Quaker Manuscript Sermon Urging Against American Revolution. Sermons Spence [series]

Spence [series]

under the influence of Newton

In the following year he preached by authority at a public fast on behalf of Ireland (a sermon printed in Dublin and London)

And from mine he'll never roam

so became an Episcopalian in Tennessee

1776 ELIZABETH TUKE. Rare Female Quaker Manuscript Sermon Urging Against American Revolution. Sermons Spence [series]An absolutely superb bifolium measuring 10 x 16 inches containing an unpublished exhortation delivered to the York Quarterly Meeting of Quakers, c. 1760's or 1770's by influential female Quaker preacher, Esther Tuke [1727 1794]. Beautifully written and boldly autographed, Esther Tuke," this approximately 1200 word sermon is a significant little piece of history. The address likely dates somewhere between 1765 and 1776. The paper is watermarked IV for