• Christian History Institute
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• Captive Faith
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• Post-Reformation Era
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• Prison
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• George Fox

John Lilburne Finds Peace in Prison
Account of the Post-Reformation era prisoner John Lilburne who suffered for his Quaker faith. From Captive Faith, a production of Christian History Institute.
http://chitorch.org/captivefaith/post-reformation/lilburne.php

George Fox Endures Horrific Prison Conditions
Account of the Post-Reformation era prisoner George Fox who endured horrific conditions for his quaker faith. From Captive Faith, a production of Christian History Institute.
http://chitorch.org/captivefaith/post-reformation/fox.php

William Penn Helps Establish the Rights of Juries
Account of the Post-Reformation era prisoner William Penn who went to prison for his quaker faith. From Captive Faith, a production of Christian History Institute.
http://chitorch.org/captivefaith/post-reformation/penn.php

Katherine Evans and Sarah Cheevers held by Inquisition
Account of the Post-Reformation era Quaker prisoners Katherine Evans and Sarah Cheevers, incarcerated on Malta. From Captive Faith, a production of Christian History Institute.
http://chitorch.org/captivefaith/post-reformation/evans.php

Module 406: George Fox | Christian History Institute
Christian History Institute's study module for George Fox, founder of the Society of Friends (Quakers)
http://chitorch.org/index.php/eras/post-reformation/fox/

Leonard Ravenhill : George Fox - The unshakable Shaker
"The most remarkable incident is passed over carelessly by most historians and treated with some degree of ridicule by others - namely, George Fox's making for himself a suit of leather....
http://sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=4

Greg Gordon : A Quake That Shook England
As an earthquake shakes the earth bringing keen awareness to its activity so our subject George Fox quaked with such force that the england was made aware of this young firebrand in the hand of the Lord. With not man as his teacher but God; he brought messages upon common folk and priests...
http://sermonindex.net/modules/articles/index.php?view=article&aid=13664

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