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A Brass Recital, Nate Chester, Sarah R. Plumley, Josiah D. Keith
A Brass Recital, Nate Chester, Sarah R. Plumley, Josiah D. Keith
Student Recitals
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Tradition Versus Innovation: The Hat, Wilkinson-Story And Keithian Controversies, Clare J. L. Martin
Tradition Versus Innovation: The Hat, Wilkinson-Story And Keithian Controversies, Clare J. L. Martin
Quaker Studies
The post-Restoration period saw the development of the Society of Friends from an ill-defined religious group to a well-ordered denomination. This process of institutionalisation was marked by struggle between Friends' traditional emphasis upon the freedom of the light within to guide the individual and the need to impose some order upon the Society. The process saw perceived innovations develop into accepted traditions and is most clearly demonstrated by the Quaker controversies of this period. The 'Hat Controversy' of the 1660s shows early resistance to the innovation of some Friends exerting their authority over the consciences of others. Although this controversy …
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Arthur Kilgore Mine Scrip Collection
This scrip is from the Columbus Darby Coal Company mine with a value of 10¢.
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Arthur Kilgore Mine Scrip Collection
This scrip is from the Columbus Darby Coal Company mine with a value of 25¢.
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Arthur Kilgore Mine Scrip Collection
This scrip is from the Columbus Darby Coal Company mine with a value of 50¢.
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Columbus Darby Coal Company, Columbus Darby Coal Company
Arthur Kilgore Mine Scrip Collection
This scrip is from the Columbus Darby Coal Company mine with a value of 5¢.