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245 00 $aQuaker crosscurrents :$bthree hundred years of Friends in the New York Yearly Meetings /$cedited by Hugh Barbour [and others] ; with a foreword by Martin E. Marty.
250 $a1st ed.
260 $a[Syracuse, N.Y.] :$bSyracuse University Press,$c1995.
300 $axxvii, 432 pages :$billustrations, maps ;$c24 cm
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504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 393-413) and index.
505 0 $aForeword / Martin E. Marty -- 1. Quaker Beginnings in England and New York / Arthur J. Worrall. English Beginnings of the Quaker Movement / Hugh Barbour. Convincement, Silent Worship, Ministry, Leadings / Hugh Barbour. First Friends in New York. Conflicts Internal and External -- 2. Building Traditions and Testimonies / Arthur J. Worrall. Reinterpreting the Testimonies / Hugh Barbour. Meetings for Business and the Discipline -- 3. New York Quaker Settlements and Immigrants / Arthur J. Worrall. From Long Island and New England to the Main / Mary Ellen Singsen. Hudson Valley Quakers / Alson D. Van Wagner. Migration of Friends to the Upper Hudson and Champlain Valleys / Thomas Bassett. Western New York / Christopher Densmore. Friends in Canada. Related Migrations / Christopher Densmore. Meeting House Architecture / Christopher Densmore -- 4. Wars, Revolutions, and the Peace Testimony / Hugh Barbour. Sources of the Quaker Peace Testimony. New York Friends and Wars Before Independence / Arthur J. Worrall. The American Revolution: New York Divided / Arthur Mekeel. French Revolution, War of 1812, and Mexican War / Christopher Densmore and Hugh Barbour -- 5. Slavery and Abolition to 1830 / Christopher Densmore. Early Voices: Quakers and Slavery to 1775 / Arthur J. Worrall. The End of Slave Owning in New York Yearly Meeting. The End of Slave Owning in New York State. Quakers and the New York Manumission Society / Christopher Densmore and Hugh Barbour. Colonization. Quakers and Fugitive Slaves / Thomas Bassett and Christopher Densmore. Antislavery Thought among Friends / Hugh Barbour. African-Americans and Friends -- 6. City Philanthropists and Social Concerns, 1787-1857 / Hugh Barbour. Wealthy City Friends. Thomas Eddy / Robert Winternitz, Hugh Barbour and Peter Wosh. Hospitals, the Insane, Paupers, and Juvenile Delinquents. John Griscom and Other Quaker Doctors and Scientists. Quaker Printers: Isaac Collins, Mahlon Day, and Samuel Wood / Christopher Densmore. New York Friends and Native Americans / Christopher Densmore -- 7. The Orthodox-Hicksite Separation / Hugh Barbour. Rationalists, Quietists, and Universalists, 1745-1826 / Hugh Barbour, Thomas Bassett and Christopher Densmore. Evangelical Movements in England and America, 1734-1810. Traveling Public Friends / Christopher Densmore and Hugh Barbour. David Sands, Stephen Grellet, and Joseph Hoag / Alson D. Van Wagner and Hugh Barbour. Elias Hicks: Man and Model. The Separation in New York Yearly Meeting / Hugh Barbour, H. Larry Ingle and Christopher Densmore -- 8. After the Separation / Christopher Densmore. New York Yearly Meeting, circa 1830. Migration Westward to Michigan. Shrewsbury Quarterly Meeting. The Formation of Genesee Yearly Meeting. Congregational Friends. Radical Friends and Early Spiritualism. The Hicksite Ministry after the Separation / Alson D. Van Wagner. Orthodox Friends after 1828. New Methods and Revivalism / Hugh Barbour. The Temperance Movement / Sabron Reynolds Newton. Wilburites in New York Yearly Meeting -- 9. Quaker Education / Mary Finn. Religiously Guarded Education. Friends Seminary. Nine Partners Boarding School. Brooklyn Friends School. Other Friends Schools / Mary Finn and Christopher Densmore. Recently Founded Friends Schools and Programs. Collegiate Instruction / Christopher Densmore. First-day Schools / Christopher Densmore. Schools for Non-Quaker Children. Quaker Educators and Authors / Mary Finn and Christopher Densmore. Oakwood School of Poughkeepsie. Children's Creative Response to Conflict -- 10. Women's Rights and Roles / Nancy A. Hewitt. Women's Meetings / Nancy A. Hewitt and Christopher Densmore. Women's Ministry. Four Remarkable Women from Michigan / Nancy A. Hewitt, Christopher Densmore and Thomas D. Hamm. Quaker Women and Reform. Quaker Women and Temperance / Nancy A. Hewitt and Sabron Reynolds Newton. Susan B. Anthony: From Temperance to Women's Rights / Nancy A. Hewitt and Katherine Sorel. Emily Howland / Katherine Sorel and Nancy A. Hewitt. Quaker Women in the Professions / Margaret Hope Bacon and Alson D. Van Wagner -- 11. Quakers, Slavery, and the Civil War / Christopher Densmore. The New Abolitionism. Friends and Abolition Societies. The New York Association of Friends. Vermont Quakers and the Abolitionist Movement / Thomas Bassett. African-Americans and Quakers. The Free Produce Movement and Compensated Emancipation. Prophetic Antislavery. Quakers and the Civil War: Conscientious Objection / Thomas Bassett. Quaker Military Service. New York Draft Riots and the Burning of the Colored Orphan Asylum. New York Friends and the Freedmen. Quakers and the World -- 12. Evangelicals and Hicksites, 1870-1917 / Thomas D. Hamm and Hugh Barbour. From Revival to Modernism: Gurneyite Friends / Thomas D. Hamm. James Wood and the Five Years Meeting / Hugh Barbour and Thomas D. Hamm. The Temperance Crusade / Sabron Reynolds Newton. Hicksites and the Friends General Conference, 1865-1902 / Elizabeth H. Moger, Hugh Barbour and Marty Walton -- 13. Liberal Pastors and New Intellectual Meetings, 1900-1945 / Hugh Barbour. Liberals, Mystics, and Rufus Jones / Hugh Barbour and Michael Birkel. Liberal Pastors, 1902-1950 / Elmer H. Brown, Sabron Reynolds Newton, Bertha May Nicholson, Herbert Kimball, George Badgley, Lewis W. Hoskins, Alson D. Van Wagner and Hugh Barbour. Urban Intellectual Friends and College Meetings. Quakers and Non-Christian Religions / Gordon Miller and Hugh Barbour -- 14. Quaker Service and Peacemaking, 1900-1948 / Hugh Barbour. Environment, Agriculturists, and Landscape Architects / Christopher Densmore. The Mohonk Conferences on Peace, Indians, and Race Relations / Jane R. Smiley. New York Friends in World War I. Relief and Peacemaking Between the Wars: Carolena and Hollingsworth Wood. Nonviolent Struggle for Social Justice / A. J. Muste. Friends in Civilian Public Service During World War II / Mary Ellen Singsen, Hugh Barbour and Alan Pike. New York Friends and Foreign Missions / Walter Haines -- 15. Reunion / Alson D. Van Wagner. Obligatory Common Action. Joint Committee on Peace. Joint Committee on Affiliated Service. Reunion at the Grass Roots. Young Friends and Peace Concerns Ignore Division. The Theological Wall Crumbles. Background to Reunion / Hugh Barbour. The Reunion Process Begins. Tying Up the Loose Ends. Adjusting to New Realities -- 16. Peace and Social Concerns: The Last Forty Years, 1955-1995 / Nancy C. Sorel. The Cold War and Nuclear Disarmament. The Hiroshima Maidens Project. Demonstrations at the New Mexico and Nevada Testing Sites. The Voyage of the Golden Rule. The Fort Detrick, Pentagon, and Times Square Vigils. Loyalty Oaths. Quakers at the United Nations / Lloyd Bailey and Margaret Bailey. Right Sharing of the World's Resources / Henry A. Wheeler. New York Yearly Meeting and the American Friends Service Committee / Daniel A. Seeger. Friends World College: A Dream of a New Education / George H. Watson. Nonviolence in New York and Mississippi: The Peace Testimony Restated and Relived. The Wilton Minute. The Peace Institute / Alson D. Van Wagner. Peace and Social Action Program (PSAP). The Mississippi Church-Building Project. Quaker Project on Community Conflict. Buffalo Police Relations Program. The Homeless People Project. Community Peace Squad and Other Work of QPCC. The Children's Creative Response to Conflict Program. Intercultural Education and Race Relations: Rachel Davis DuBois / Katherine Sorel. Civil Rights, Human Rights: Bayard Rustin / Hugh Barbour and Nancy C. Sorel. Peacemaking During the Vietnam War. New York Yearly Meeting Friends Pledge to Bind the Wounds. The Easter Sunday Peace Bridge Pilgrimage. Conscientious Objection Before Vietnam. United States versus Seeger / Katherine Sorel. Draft Resistance During Vietnam. Seven Years of Testimony at Yearly Meeting. New Swarthmoor: Nursery for Quaker Leaders, 1969-1974 / Thomas Bassett. New York Yearly Meeting Friends and the Nuclear Freeze / Mary Ellen Singsen. Changing Times for Native Americans and New York Yearly Meeting / Emma Fleck and Marjorie Sexton. Latin American Concerns and Sanctuary for Refugees / Jane B. Simkin.
505 8 $aAlternatives to Violence Project -- 17. Unity and Diversity since Reunion / Hugh Barbour. Changes in Structure and Constituency since 1955 / Miriam K. Brush, Robin Alpern and Hugh Barbour. The Haviland Records Room and the Keepers of the Records / Elizabeth H. Moger. Powell House and Pearl and Francis Hall / Henry A. Wheeler, Hugh Barbour, John E. Brush, Patricia Hayes Myers and Edward Myers Hayes. Theological Standpoints: Lewis Benson, Dean Freiday, and Universalist Quakers / Lewis W. Hoskins, Daniel A. Seeger and Hugh Barbour. Ethical Issues and Disagreements: Sex Education and Abortion Rights / Mary Foster Cadbury and Hugh Barbour. Ethical Disagreements: Gay and Lesbian Friends / Miriam K. Brush and John Maynard. Developments among Women / Cheshire Frager. Incest and Crisis Survivors / Eloise C. Kayton, Hugh Barbour and Anne-Marie Eriksson. Blacks in New York Yearly Meeting / Noel Palmer. Prison Worship Groups / Janet L. Lugo and Mary Foster Cadbury. New York Yearly Meeting: A Concluding Reflection / Victoria Baker Cooley -- Appendix: Yearly Meeting Clerks.
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