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Meanings of call quakers in English
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Usage of call quakers in English
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We next called on Mr. Lloyd, one of the people called Quakers.
2
From 1650, they were called Quakers because they trembled when religiously stirred.
3
There was one set of white people in Virginia called Quakers.
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Being a Brief Relation of the Sufferings of the People called Quakers in these Parts.
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History of the People called Quakers.
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We have noticed his encounter with the Ranters, and he soon had to give battle to persons called Quakers.
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And 'It is not of works lest any man should boast,' as those fond hypocrites called Quakers would do.
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In the end, unrestrained by the arguments of her clerical allies, she joined the Society of Friends, by the world called Quakers.
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A Collection of the Sufferings of the People called Quakers, for the Testimony of a Good Conscience, etc., to the year 1689.
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"-AccordinglyGay wrote "The Espousal, a sober Eclogue, between two of the People called Quakers."
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This oppressive rigour of their first laws was soon heavily felt by many, but especially by that peaceable society of people called Quakers.
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And hence, in other countries and in other ages, there have been men, who might be called Quakers, though the word Quakerism was unknown.
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It is not of them that I, a descendant of the "sect called Quakers," have reason to complain in the matter of persecution.
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2. s. 1), "for preventing dangers that may arise from certain persons called quakers," which authorised their transportation beyond the seas.