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This part of the edition is arranged following the layout of the original manuscript, including the various narrative and documentary interpolations. (Narative sections are colour-coded grey, interpolations beige.) The folio numbers (on the left) link through to text and image. From there you may go to text and modern-spelling version; text compared with the Short Journal; and text compared with the 1694 edition. The summary immediately below will take you to the relevant and more detailed part of the contents list. |
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Pendle to |
Preston |
Cartmel, |
Letter to
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Kendal, |
Ulverston, |
Lancaster |
Various |
Around |
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Various Epistles |
Around Swarthmoor |
Cumberland |
Carlisle |
Various Letters |
Carlisle to Swarthmoor |
Durham & Northumbl'd |
Cumberland & the North |
Farewell to the NorthWest |
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Pendle Hill |
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Wensleydale; Askrigg; the Dales |
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Justice Benson’s; Sedbergh |
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Draw-Well; Firbank Fell |
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Firbank Fell |
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John Audland’s; Preston Patrick; Kendal; Underbarrow |
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Underbarrow |
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James Dickson’s; Newton in Cartmel; Lindale; Ulverston; Swarthmoor |
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Swarthmoor; Margaret Fell; Ulverston |
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Ulverston; Swarthmoor; Aldingham; Rampside; Dalton in Furness |
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Swarthmoor; Walney Island; Baycliff; Gleaston; Swarthmoor; Westmorland |
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INTERPOLATED LETTER To Justice Sawrey |
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INTERPOLATION To Justice Sawrey: dorse |
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NARRATIVE INTERPOLATION Art thou that George Fox |
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Crosthwaite; Crosland; Borrett; Brigflatts; Grizedale; Swarthmoor; Underbarrow; Over Kellet |
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Over Kellet; Lancaster; Halton |
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NARRATIVE INTERPOLATION And I was moued to declare to ye people |
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Kendal; Underbarrow; Naylor and Howgill jailed at Appleby; Swarthmoor; Ulverston |
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Swarthmoor; Crosland; Westmorland |
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Ulverston |
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Ulverston; Swarthmoor |
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Swarthmoor; Walney Island; Cocken; |
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Walney Island; Rampside |
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Lancaster Sessions |
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HERE FOLLOWS A GROUP OF INTERPOLATED PAPERS |
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cryinge Children wthout ye |
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NARRATIVE INTERPOLATION: Seuerall plotts & snares ye preists layde agst mee |
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Quest What say yw to ye third Question: That ye Scriptures |
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Answere ~~ As hee is soe are wee in this present World, That the Saintes |
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Doct: Marshal They may bee one and not equall/ |
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frest that he did aferm that he had the devenety ecenshelly in him |
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gff triall at / lankester wher / ther was 40 /prests 1652 |
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SO FAR, ONLY IMAGES OF NARRATIVE SECTIONS FROM HERE ON |
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folio 50r |
Concerning the word / In the begining was ye word, and none knowes |
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folio 50v |
God doth not accept. now all yt come to ye word |
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folio 51r |
G F concerning the / Word: 165<9> / 1652 |
folio 51v |
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folio 52r |
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folio52v |
To all yt professe ye Scripture to bee yr rule. 1652 / this must be ingrosd / Bow to they liuinge / god: ) |
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folio 53r |
All the that professed Jesus Christ in Words and heard him not |
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folio 53v |
And the professors they shew forth what is in them full of rage |
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folio 54r |
Whose day which is kept hid from the world; hid from all wise Entitled ‘To all yt profese ~ Xt in words / A paper off G ff to / all professors 1654 |
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folio 54v |
A paper of G ff to all professors 1654 |
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folio 55r |
Ye word of ye lord to ye / O Burton I was moued of ye lord to come into thy assemblie at Sedburge |
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folio 55v |
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folio 56r |
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folio 56v |
To Burton & Lampett / Ottways brother from geo ff. 1652 |
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folio 57r |
All ffreins euery where yt now ye seed of god wch bruseth ye seed |
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folio 57v |
A childe of light and heres |
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folio 58r |
So the Lord god almity be with you all And keepe you meeteinge |
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folio 58v |
G: ff: to ffreinds in ye ministry. 1654 |
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folio 59r |
ffreinds / Is it not knowne throughout ye nation |
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folio 59v |
A paper of G: ffs: to ye magistrates / in ye longe parlaments time / 1653 |
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folio 60r |
Ye word of ye lord to ye Tatham who art found out of ye doctrine of Xt |
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folio 60v |
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folio 61r |
The word of ye living god to all yee people |
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folio 61v |
A paper of G ffs to / preist Lampitt & Tatam / & to Jo: Ottways brother / about 1652 |
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folio 62r |
19TH-CENTURY LIST To the long parliament_ / To Preist Lampite about / Otways book__etc |
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folio 62v |
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folio 63r |
G.ff. To all the Magistrates and them in authority in these nations |
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folio 63v |
out of ye transgression you come & healling yee wittnes & ye wisdome Endorsed: G: ff: to ye longe parlament / & oficers of ye army: 1652 |
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Lancaster Sessions |
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Lancaster Sessions; Lancaster City; Upper Kellet; Capenwray |
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Capenwray; Over Kellet; Morecambe Bay Sands; Colonel West’s house |
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Colonel West’s house; Swarthmoor; Westmorland; Grayrigg |
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over all & gaue mee dominion ouer all in his glorious worke |
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folio 67r |
Behould you Rulers, & harken proud men & women |
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folio 67v |
worships where yt is not worships ye beast or yt wch is worse, ye Deuill. |
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folio 68r |
Justice & equitie where euer it is, without flattering where it is not |
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folio 68v |
G: ff: to such as / seeke for ye worldes / honnor, 1653 |
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folio 69r |
frend of ye truth, yeat thy minde goes out from ye truth |
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folio 69v |
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folio 70r |
To ye heads & generall of this land to stand in ye counsaile of gd |
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folio 70v |
Friend of the truth of God The death which hath passed ouer all men is but one Endorsed: To y:e heades & generall of / ye army from G: ff: / 1652 |
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folio 71r |
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folio 71v |
A note for Vluerstone / this {... xxx ...} / this was / to bee read in {... xxx ...} |
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folio 72r |
ffalse christs are they that are not the seed which is christ |
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folio 72v |
Endorsed: Gff to the / foles Christs |
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folio 73r |
ffreinds / Adam sandes John Sawrey Wiliam Lampitt Gabriell Camelford |
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what anoyse they make oh how darke is the night yee be in |
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folio 74r |
Envelope wrapper G: F: To Lampit & people at /Vluerston & professers in ferns / ffell in 52–3: 56/ vncompared/ |
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folio 74v |
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Grayrigg ; Cartmel |
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Cartmel; Swarthmoor; Gleaston; Lancashire |
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Arnside; Swarthmoor; Cumberland; at Colonel West’s; Swarthmoor; Bootle |
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Bootle (Cumberland) |
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Bootle; Brigham |
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Brigham |
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Brigham; Cockermouth |
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Cockermouth; Brigham; Embleton |
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?Embleton; ‘a village’ |
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Haltcliffe Hall; ?Caldbeck; on the Borders; Carlisle Abbey; Carlisle Castle |
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Carlisle; Carlisle prison |
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folio 81r |
Letter to Judge Lawson: Oh Lawson oh Blood sucker oh Esau |
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folio 81v |
Endorsed: gff to loson / f Carly 1653 / the hy sreave / of comberland / 1653 |
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folio 82r |
Dear brother my dear & tender loue vnto thee in the Lord Jesus |
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folio 82v |
collour casts them into prison, most part of the Goalls in Headed gff triall at corly publeck leter / 1653 |
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folio 83r |
That the state should pretend loue to the truth ... |
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folio 83v |
here is some hints of ye passages that Justice / Pearson & Justice Benson |
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folio 84r |
Letter to Margaret Fell: Dear sister in the truith of god (signed: Tho Rallison) At bottom: I have bought him a shirt |
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folio 84v |
J. Stubes to M. ff. of gff at carly dongon 1653 11 month |
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folio 85r |
Your noyse is come vp to London wt hauock wt Imprisonment |
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folio 85v |
though you may swell in your pride and Glorÿ in your shame G ff: paper to y:e Justices / at Carlile: yt G: ff: / in prison & persecuted ffrends / 1653 |
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Carlisle prison; Carlisle Assizes |
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Carlisle prison |
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Carlisle prison; Haltcliffe Hall; Robert Withers at Caldbeck; Strickland Head; Swarthmoor |
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Haltcliffe Hall; County Durham (‘Bishopric’); Ramshaw Hall; Northumberland; Derwentwater; Hexham |
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NARRATIVE INTERPOLATION Wigton; between Haltcliffe Hall and Grisedale |
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Hexham; Gilsland; Cumberland |
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A meeting on top of a hill in Cumberland; Brigham |
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Convincements in the North Country |
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Growth and good reputation of the movement |
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INTERPOLATED: 19th-century LIST |
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blank |
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Leaves Cumberland; cures in Carlisle, Cumberland, and Durham remembered; Hawkshead |
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Cure at Hawkshead; ministry by Northern Quakers throughout Britain |
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Folios 93r-94v have been reversed: this is the next section of the narrative.: |