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1. www.christianitytoday.com › history › peopleJohn Woolman | Christian History | Christianity Today

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   5 de may. de 2024 · John Woolman dies. 1789. French Revolution begins. His concern about the "extreme oppression of many slaves" also translated into concern for Native Americans.

2. www.quakersintheworld.org › quakers-in-action › 62John Woolman - Quakers in the World

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   John Woolman. 1720 – 1772. Thought by many to be the central figure of 18 th Century Quaker faith and social reform, he was an abolitionist, reformer, writer and minister. He was very influential in the anti-slavery movement in America.. Born into the farming family of Quaker Samuel Woolman near Mount Holly in New Jersey, John spent a lot of time helping on the farm and attended school in ...

3. woolmanmemorial.orgHonoring 18th Century Quaker Abolitionist John Woolman

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   Honoring the memory and work of 18th Century Quaker Abolitionist John Woolman 1720 - 1772. Please note: As we prepare for the holiday season and bundle up for winter the Memorial will only be open by appointment during December, January and February. We are happy to announce the John Woolman Memorial has been included in the NJ Register of ...

4. www.oxfordbibliographies.com › abstract › documentJohn Woolman - American Literature - Oxford Bibliographies

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   22 de sept. de 2021 · John Woolman (b. 1720–d. 1772), a Quaker shopkeeper, tailor, and farmer from West Jersey, traveled extensively throughout colonial America as an itinerant minister and produced writings on the most important social problems of the era. Woolman was part of a group of ministers working for increased discipline and broad reform among Friends.

5. fr.wikipedia.org › wiki › John_WoolmanJohn Woolman — Wikipédia

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   John Woolman, né le 19 octobre 1720 à Ancocas (actuel Rancocas (en)) dans le New Jersey et décédé le 7 octobre 1772 à York, dans le comté du Yorkshire, en Angleterre, était un prédicateur quaker itinérant, voyageant dans les colonies nord-américaines, prêchant contre la conscription, les impôts militaires, et l'esclavage.

6. books.google.com › books › aboutThe Beautiful Soul of John Woolman, Apostle of Abolition

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   13 de oct. de 2009 · John Woolman (1720–72) was perhaps the most significant American of his age, though he was not a famous politician, general, or man of letters, and never held public office. A humble Quaker tailor in New Jersey, he became a prophetic voice for the entire Anglo-American world when he denounced the evils of slavery in Quaker meetings, then in essays and his Journal , first published in 1774.

7. www.encyclopedia.com › protestant-christianity-biographies › john-woolmanJohn Woolman | Encyclopedia.com

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   18 de may. de 2018 · John Woolman (1720-1772), American Quaker merchant and minister, was known for his opposition to slavery, poverty, and war. His journal is one of the finest statements of Quaker inner life. John Woolman was born in Ancocas, N.J., and raised in Quaker schools and meetings.