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John Woolman

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January 30, 2012

 

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With ideas centered on the basis of scripture and his Quaker religion John Woolman traveled near and far talking to fellow Christians that participated in the slave trade. Using mild tempered professions as his weapon, he convinced many to stray from participation. Not only did John Woolman help change the views of the Quakers concerning slavery but he also helped spread the idea of a love that is universal...
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Not only did John Woolman help change the views of the Quakers concerning slavery but he also helped spread the idea of a love that is universal. During the mid seventeen hundreds, John Woolman was raised on his family's farm in New Jersey. With a Quaker upbringing John was well acquainted with living a simple life...
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