Children & Quakerism - A Study of the Place of Children in Theory and Practice of the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers

Walter Joseph Homan

Published by Gillick Press; Berekley, CA, 1939

About this Item

This 6.75 x 9.625 inch, 162 page hardcover book is the first edition of this title in 1939 by the Gillic Press of Berkeley of California. This copy is in fine condition with virtually no wear or damage showing to the rouge paper-covered boards with brick-red cloth spine strip. The book shows the title and author in black lettering outlined in black on the front panel and black titling on the spine. This handsome book indicates the ?August 1939? date on the title page and states ?Printed at the Gillic Press? but there is no copyright or printing information beyond that. The book features quality printing and paper with the fore-edges deckled and no damage or markings to be seen. This study of ?Society of Friends, commonly the Quakers? is an intriguing one focusing on the raising and education of the Quakers with the study beginning in the early 1700?s and with extensive use of early writings, journals, and diaries to portray the treatment of children within the Quaker social structure. 162 pages. Seller Inventory # 1505-1225

Bibliographic Details

Title: Children & Quakerism - A Study of the Place ...

Publisher: Gillick Press; Berekley, CA

Publication Date: 1939

Binding: Hardcover

Condition: Fine