A magisterial biography of one of the most significant female theological thinkers in 17th-century England. Analyzing Fell's writings on Quakerism and orthodox Christianity, Bruyneel shows how biblical apocalyptic literature and the eschatological expectations of her time influenced her work with the Jews, the spiritual equality of women, and the Quaker testimony of peace. 230 pages, hardcover from Baylor University.

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