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INDEX.

The Roman numerals refer to the volume, and the Arabic to the page.

Abuses done to George Fox, i. 138,
154, 156. By professors, &c. i. 172, 189,
203, 242, 321. Friends abused, ii. 13, 71.
Action in the fields, near London, where
Friends had been much abused, G. F. had
a meeting, i. 384.

Adam the first and second compared,

ii. 311.

Affections, lusts and desires, mortified,
i. 340.

Aged Friend of 100 years old, i. 130; one
aged 122, ii. 24.

Allegiance to the king, ii. 32, 35, and

B.

Backsliders warned, ii. 284. See apos-

tates.

Banishment of G. F. in Scotland, i. 354.
Banishment and imprisoning for religion
is no part of Christ's doctrine, ii. 216.
Friends banished in England, ii. 61; at
Dantzic, ii. 344.

Baptism, i. 246, 307, 314.

Baptist meetings, i. 80. 178, 211. Bap-
tists discoursed by G. F. i. 96, 179, 221.
A teacher convinced, i. 188, 223, 240.
Baptists in Warwick, i. 242. In Notting-
hamshire, i. 83. Baptists and Fifth-mon-
Ambassador with Irishmen come to dis-
archy-men prophesied of Christ to come
turb the meeting, i. 428.
that year to reign, i. 286. A Baptist wo-
Ambassadors at Nimeguen: G. F.'s epis-man restored, i. 244. Baptists deny G. F.

supremacy, ii. 160.

tle to them, ii. 382 to 385.

America, G. Fox's travels there, from
Maryland to New England, &c. through
the woods and wildernesses, over bogs
and great rivers, (not without imminent
danger of some of their lives,) and lying
on nights in the woods, by a fire in a very
cold season, the wolves howling about
them, ii. 121 to 142. Truth's prosperity
there, ii. 215. G. F.'s epistle to those
places, ii. 356.

Anointing within teacheth the believers,

i. 71. ii. 192.

Antichrists. See false prophets.
Apostacy entered since the days of the
apostles, i. 303.

Apostates, backsliders, and false bre-
thren, are got into the temple of God, ii.
285, 307, 347, 349.

Apostles were tradesmen, ii. 350.
Apparel for pride judged, ii. 283.
Apparition, foreshowing the death of
O. C. seen by G. F. i. 382.

Appeals of London Friends tried, ii.

299.

Apprentices put forth by Monthly Meet-
ings, ii. 94.

Arminians, strangers to the spirit of the
apostles, i. 436.

Assizes of G. F.'s trials at Carlisle, i.
180; Lancaster, i. 158. ii. 28, 46, 50; Lan-
ceston, i. 252; Nottingham, ii. 4; Worces-
ter, ii. 156. See sessions.

Astrologers. See stargazers.
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their meeting-house, i. 246. Particular
Baptists, i. 247.

Battledore, the author's account thereof,
i. 433. ii. 27.

Believers are born of God, i. 71.

Bible given to G. F. to swear upon,
which forbids swearing, ii. 48, and teaches
the plain language, ii. 58.

Bonds for appearance refused, ii. 17.
Bonds for good behaviour, ii. 156.

Books written and

Book, see bible.
answered by G. F. ii. 52, 66, 167, 170.
Bowling and foolish exercises denied,
i. 295.

Bread and wine. See Papists.
Brown's prophecy of G. F. i. 80.
Brownists, i. 436. ii. 191.

Butchers and rude people bind them-
selves with an oath to kill G. F. i. 199.

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The Rest. ii. 273. Sun of righteousness,
ii. 305. A quickening spirit, ii. 309.
Who can speak to men's conditions, i. 74,
76,79; and is known by revelation, i. 74, &c.
Church, the true and the false, i. 367.
The church of Christ clothed with the
sun, ii. 304.

Disputes at Leicester, i. 83. with the
priest of Grayrigg, &c. i. 171, 172, at Dray-
ton, i. 202. G. F. with priest Wilkinson, i.
190.

Dispute of James Nayler with eight
priests, i. 240. A vain disputer answer-
ed, ii. 29. Vain janglings to be shunned,

Of Rome degenerated, i. 372, 435; per-ii. 175.
secuting, i. 375.

Of England's faith, i. 381.

Climate's sudden change and variety in
America, ii. 137.

Cloisters, monasteries, &c. there is no
scripture for them, i. 372.

Coldbeck steeple-house; Robert Wid-
ders going thither, &c. was almost killed
by the people, i. 188.

Colleges cannot make ministers
Christ, i. 362.

Collegians, ii. 192, 195.

of

Committee of safety, &c. their pro-
claiming fasts is like Jezebel's, i. 381.

Conjuror (so reputed) reproved by G.
F. in jail, i. 115.

Conscience, a witness to truth, i. 378 to
381; is not to be forced, ii. 292; must be
void of offence, ii. 300.

Contentions not to be in meetings, ii.

225.

Conventicle act is, not to do as they
would be done by, ii. 95, 99.

Convincements, in the nation in the be-
ginning, i. 82, 83, &c. 189, 191, 195, 196,
200; London, i. 213.

Convincements in Oliver Cromwell's
house and family, i. 213.

Cromwell, Oliver, his discourse with G.
F. i. 209, 300. A Friend offers himself to
O. C. to lie in prison for G. F. i. 290.

Cross, the power of God, i. 76,,79, 371.
Covetousness of wrecks, &c. reproved,
i. 395, ii. 362.

Cutpurse at sessions searching Friends'
pockets is set at liberty, ii. 14.

D.

Dangers and perils of G. F. i. 92, 98, 136,
150, 155, 157, 162, 171, 173, 180, 182,
199, 250, 254, 262, 301, 324, 335, 346,
372, 398, 400; ii. 14, 22, 63, 68, 86, at sea,
100; by knives, rapiers, rude multitudes,
beatings, bruisings, and binding themselves
with an oath to kill him.

Day of judgment coming upon persecu-
tors, ii. 105. The day of the Lord's wrath
is kindled upon them, i. 218.

Deceivers beyond the priests that stand
in deceit described, i. 86.

Declaration of G. F.'s offered by him to
the court instead of the oath, ii. 160.

Devil, he was not made of God, i. 224,
ii. 18.

Dogs did not move their tongues against
them, ii. 137.

Do unto others as you would have others,
&c. i. 93, 395, ii. 293, 339, 350.

Dreams relied on by a people, i. 72.
Drought was great in England, i. 325.
Drunkenness testified against by G. F.
at inns in his travels, i. 247, 299, 307. Great
drunkenness at the choosing of parliament
men, i. 401.

Dwarfs not to come nigh the altar of
God, ii. 332, 335. Out of Christ all man-
kind are imperfect and deformed, ii. 314.
E.

Egyptians afflict Israel till the Lord over-
throws them, i. 283.

Election and reprobation, i. 129, 178,
246, 332, 348, ii. 89, 91.

Enemies, who are the worst to truth,
ii. 179.

the same spirit as the apostles had, i. 436.
Episcopal men cannot affirm they have

Errors pleaded in Margaret Fell's indict-
ment, ii. 46, in G. F.'s indictment pleaded
by himself, ii. 46, 47, and the second in-
dictment quashed by errors, ii. 50.

Examples. See judgments.
Excisemen warned, i. 98.

Excommunicated Friends in Scotland,
none was to buy or sell with them, i. 355;
in England, ii. 58.

Experiences formerly had, or other men's
spoken and preached from, i. 151, ii. 172,
179.

F.

Faith gives victory over sin, i. 350.
Christ is the author of, i. 375. Stands in
the power of God, ii. 170, 177.

Fanatics, who and what they are, i. 392,
408.

Fashions, and vanities of the world tes-
tified against, i. 93, ii. 352. See Apparel.

Fast of G. F.'s, i. 161, 173. Of a wo
man in Lancashire, i. 79. Proclaimed by
O. C. for rain, i. 326. A day of humilia-
tion, i. 377. The true and false, i. 323,
327. And holy days, so called, ii. 147.

Fasting and prayer, ii. 372, 373.

Feasting and sporting, whilst others
were, G. F. visited the poor, relieving
them, i. 71.

Fees, Marshal's, i. 419, ii. 60. G. F. could
Differences about outward things to be not pay, being innocent, and the jailer's,
shunned, ii. 348.

i. 294, ii. 13.

Fell, Judge, sends a warrant against the
abusers of G. F. i. 151, and grants a super-
sedeas of a warrant against him, i. 153.

Fell, Margaret, shows to the king
Friends' sufferings and innocency, i. 426.
Fellowships in outward things will cor-
rupt and wither, ii. 43.

Fifth-monarchy-men's uproar, i. 425.
They cleared Friends openly at their exe-
cution, i. 434. They look for Christ's
personal coming, i. 436. Are fighters, ibid.
Fighters are not of Christ's kingdom, i.
387. Sion needs no such, ibid. and i. 434.
See wars.

Fox, George, his place of birth, parents
and relations, i. 67, 69, 109, 206, 400, ii.
67, 150; his clothes and wear, i. 128, 247:
his marriage, ii. 101; a great weight fell
upon his spirit, ii. 110; his travels and suf-
ferings at Reading, i. 385, 387, 400, 417;
offers his hair and cheek to the threatener,
i. 429; and labours diligently in the work
of the Lord, ii. 350; his persecutors would
have hanged him, i. 179; his care for truth
and Friends, ii. 362; he prays to the Lord,
i. 79, ii. 107; and for the afflicted, i. 98,
ii. 257, &c. see miracles; his weakness of
body, ii. 343, 363; death and burial, ii.
362, 363; whose name is written in the
Lamb's book of life, which was before the
foundation of the world, i. 87; his epistle
left sealed up, ii. 364.

Fox, Mary, mother of G. F. died, ii. 156.
Frederickstadt, Friends' cause pleaded
by G. F. ii. 276 to 280.

Friends much abused by priest and peo-
ple, i. 137, 154. Their charity to the poor,
i. 403.

G.

Jailer of Derby watches G. F. for evil,
being in a rage against him, i. 100; his vi-
sion concerning G. F. i. 207; was convinced
of truth; G. F. finding him among Friends,
i. 400; and afterwards he wrote a sensible
letter to G. F. ii. 7.

Jailers of Carlisle, their cruelty against
G. F. i. 180, 183; so that the under jailer
was put into the dungeon to G. F. for using
him so badly, i. 187.

and soldiers of Scarborough Castle against
G. F. was cut off in his wickedness, ii. 64.

God's people to be like unto him, ii. 321.
The power of God thundered amongst the
magistrates of Derby, &c. i. 101.

Good behaviour, G. F. could not consent
to be bound to, who had committed no ill
behaviour, i. 109. See Bond.

Good morrow, good evening, &c. vain
customs and traditions, forbidden, i. 92.
Goods ill-gotten are a curse to men, i.
396.

Gospel is not the four evangelists, ii. 20.
Governments, change of, God has a
mighty hand therein, i. 413.

Governor of Dover convinced, i. 223.
Governor of Tinmouth Castle, with
others, visits G. F. in prison, ii. 57.

Grace of God teaches those that turn to
it, i. 90, 317; which hath appeared to all
men, ii, 57.

Grammar and accidence distinguish the
singular from the plural, ii. 58.

Groans which broke forth through G. F.
did reach to people and strike them, i. 124.
H.

Habeas Corpus, &c. for G. F.'s removal,
i. 410. ii. 154, 160, 166.

Hacker, Col. his son Needham's wicked
saying of G. F. i. 207.

Hacker, Col. cut off, being hanged at
Tyburn, i. 208; his wife and marshal con-
vinced of the truth, i. 239.

Hagget, judge, his wife visits G. F. in
Lanceston jail, and was convinced, i. 275.
Hair worn long of G. F. i. 249, 297, 338.
Hale, judge, his answer to G. F.'s adver-
saries in court, ii. 167.

Hands not to be laid on any suddenly, i.
367.

Honour, hat, proud flesh looks for, i. 92,
191, 253, 255, 258, 353, 359; a professor's
proof for it from scripture, (pretendedly)
i. 261; professors offended at it, i. 322, 385;
Friends fined for it, i. 286; and imprisoned,
&c. i. 332, 384. ii. 100, 155. The hat kept
on in prayer by J. Perrot and his party, ii.
68.

Hebrew, Greek, and Latin make no mi-
Jailer at Lanceston, i. 252; his wicked-nister of Christ, i. 361.
ness and rage against G. F. &c. i. 260; had
been a thief and burnt in the hand, i. 261,
and afterwards was put into Doomsdale
himself, and died in prison, i. 291.

Under-Jailer at Lancaster, a very wicked
man, i. 406; and the upper-jailer, Hunter,
was cut off in young days for his wicked-
ness to G. F. ii. 54, 64.

Jailer at Leicester was very cruel to
Friends in prison before G. F. came there,
ii. 12.

Jailer of Durham, incensing the governor

Hirelings and diviners for money get vast
sums of it by selling the scriptures, i. 94,
204.

Honour, the true from the false distin-
guished, i. 92, 277, 370. ii. 29, 66.

Hornby Castle robbed of the wainscot,
and bucks' horns in Major Porter's house,
i. 409, 410.

House-creepers leading silly women cap-
tive, &c. are such as having crept into tem-
ples, with tithes and offerings, keep people
always learning under them, &c. i. 382.

House of Israel, the house of God, ii. 408,
409.

Judging, the church of Christ hath power
and ability to judge, ii. 209, 225, 293, 299,

Humility goes before honour, i. 277. ii. 348.
177, 232.

J.

Judgments of God, on Derby, i. 200;
upon a false accuser of G. F. i. 133, 134; on
a persecutor, i. 165; upon Adam Sands, i.
169; on two persecuting justices of Carlisle,

Jeroboam's calves' houses likened to the
houses called churches, set up in the dark-i. 195; on conspirators against G. F. i. 199;
ness of Popery, i. 153.

Jerusalem which comes down from hea-
ven, its state described, ii. 104; the children
thereof, ii. 366.

Jesuits, two of them (fawning upon
Friends) discoursed by G. F. concerning
the degeneracy of the church of Rome, i.
372, 375, 435; who are filthy dreamers,
dreaming they are the apostles' successors,
i. 436; and are in a rage against the work
of the Lord, ii. 90; and persecute to death
for religion, i. 375.

Jew discoursed by G. F. concerning the
coming of the Messiah, ii. 197; others would
not discourse, ii. 209.

on Captain Drury, i. 210; on a mocker of
Friends' meetings, i. 394; on Preston's wife,
i. 406; upon New England, i. 433; an in-
dependent Scottish pastor, i. 351, 352; a
soldier speaking evil of the light, i. 358;
upon persecuting envious officers, ii. 17;
upon a persecutor in Cornwall, ii. 20, 21;
in Lancashire, ii. 31; on Justice Fleming,
ii. 36; on Major Wiggan, ii. 36; on perse-
cutors and bad men, ii. 61; on justices, G.
F.'s persecutors, ii. 64; upon a common
swearer in Barbadoes, ii. 112; on Justice
Simpson, ii. 162; and on Justice Street, ib.
on persecuting powers, i. 392; day of judg-
ment. See day.

Justices' fair promises at Worcester
assize broken, ii. 151 to 153; ensnaring
questions, ii. 184.

Justices sitting about hiring servants
were admonished and exhorted by G. F.
to justice, and the servants to do their
duty, i. 84; courts of justice warned by
G. F. to do justly, i. 92.

Imprisonments for not swearing, i. 238;
for tithes, and going to steeple houses, i.
309, 332, 340; ii. 365; G. F. imprisoned in
a filthy prison at Nottingham, i. 95; in
Derby prison, i. 100, 119; in Lanceston pri-
son, i. 252, 257; Doomsdale, i. 260; Lan-
ceston jail, i. 264; at Leicester, ii. 11 to 13;
in Lancaster prison, ii. 30, 52; in Scarbo-
rough Castle, ii. 53 to 61; taken at London
meetings and had before magistrates, ii. 97;
in Worcester jail, ii. 148, 149; being pre-i.
munired, ii. 165; and the errors of the in-
dictment pleaded at the king's bench bar, 400, 409; old king's judges executed, i.
King Charles II. his coming in, i. 385,
and was set at liberty, ii. 166; Friends im-425; to the king and council, a declaration,
prisoned to death, ii. 8, 61, 368.

Independents, i. 226, 435.
Indian king, discoursed by G. F. and se-
veral Indians at the king's cabin, ii. 134;
their gravity and attention, ii. 141.
44 to 50, 53; calls it a bundle of lies, ii. 159;
Indictments, errors, pleaded by G. F. ii.
is quashed, ii. 161.

Informers hired in Cumberland, ii. 25;
set at work by priests, a Papist informer
against G. F. ii. 98; Hilton, ii. 245; Shad,
ii. 267.

Inn keepers in Wales, their treachery to
G. F.'s horse, i. 334; another of Topsham,
burns G. F.'s leathern girdle, i. 245.

Inquisition, Friends travelling in the ser-
vice of the Lord were many times in danger
thereof, but preserved, i. 195; and at Dun-
kirk, i. 223; two women Friends were in
'that at Malta, ii. 7.

K.

250.
Keat, captain, his base carriage to G. F.

i. 421.

Pope, to prove all things, &c. in an epistle
Kings of France and Spain, and the
of G. F.'s to the pope and all kings and
rulers in Europe, i. 218.

by Habeas Corpus, had his trial there, i.
King's bench bar, G. F. being removed
414, 415; ii. 154, 161, 165.

King's evil, a Friend's daughter being
healed of, ii. 169.

Kingdom of Christ has been set up above
1600 years ago, i. 436.

Is in peace and righteousness, i. 422,
423.

Its heirs are such as are regenerated
and born again, ii. 323 to 327.
L.

Landmark, those that removed it, to
cause the blind to wander, were cursed, ii.

Ireland, Friends' charity for the relief of 341.
Friends sufferers in England, ii. 290.

Judge and juries' wrong proceedings in
G. F.'s case, ii. 156; a judge's base ex-
pression, ii. 157; of Holland discoursed by
G. F. ii. 200.

Languages. See Tongues.

Law of God is perfect, i. 77; is written
in the heart, i. 422.

Lawyers must be reformed and brought
into the law of God, i. 86.

Liberty and freedom, man is brought in- | Scotland, i. 212; and beyond the seas, i.
to by the ministry of Christ and his teach-222; truth spreading in England, i. 276.
ing, i. 78; an intention was in the govern-
ment of gaining Friends' liberty, i. 418.
True liberty is in that which puts
down sin and iniquity, i. 228, 229.
The false liberty is from the way of
truth, ii. 287.

Light is not natural, i. 89, 207, 249,
250, 254, 300, 315, 330, 332, 344, and
grace, i. 351.

Cursed by the Scotch priests, i. 350.
All are enlightened, ii. 37.
Denied by Dr. Witty, ii. 57.
Also by a Doctor in Carolina, ii. 135.
Which gives the light of the know-
ledge, ii. 192, 326, 355.

Little Ease, a prison whereinto Richard
Sale was squeezed, that not long after he
died, i. 428.

Love of God, its infiniteness, i. 76, 80.
And charity's effects, ii. 300, 348.
And unity is from the spirit of God,
ii. 349.

M.

Magistrates must yield to truth, i. 183,
186; are to do justice, i. 396; and stop
profaneness, i. 413; their sword against
evil doers, ii. 28; of Dantzic, their work
of persecution, ii. 214, 291, 344.

Marriages, i. 71; stated ii. 60, 65, the
proceedings thereof settled, ii. 73, 113,
183; to be laid before the Monthly and
Quarterly Meetings, ii. 73, and to have cer-
tificates, ibid.; a case of marriage tried at
Nottingham assizes, ii. 5; marriage in
Rhode Island, ii. 126, Friends' care there-
in. ii. 273.

Major-general of Northamptonshire, an
old persecutor, sharply reproved by G. F.
i. 307.

Meetings with friendly people in Derby-
shire, i. 71; at Broughton, i. 79; of Friends
set up, i. 153; at T. Leper's, i. 162; Arn-
side, i. 173; great at London, i. 211; near
Acton in the fields, i. 212; one near Lon-
don, where Friends were much abused, i.
384; Monthly and Quarterly, men's and
women's, set up in London, and in the na-
tion, ii. 69, 71, 74, 84; in the power of
God, which is the authority thereof, ii. 174,
178; and are of God's ordering, ii. 303;
being set up in his wisdom, ii. 362; of
women set up, and the service thereof, ii.
141; yearly in Bedfordshire, i. 364; at
Balby, (Boultbie, Yorkshire,) i. 401; York,
ii. 348; and at London, ii. 107; for suffer-
ings at Skipton set up, i. 402; powerful in
Ireland, ii. 85.

Ministers went forth, i. 173; from the
north country over England, i. 194; into

True ministers' trial, i. 219; exercising
their gift, i. 366; and sounding abroad their
trumpets, ii. 88; of Christ, i. 71, 74, 78;
ii. 58, 174; take no hire, ii. 127.

Miracles wrought by the power of God,
i. 240; she that was ready to die, raised up
again, i. 243; the lame made whole, i. 173;
the diseased restored, ii. 168; a distracted
woman healed, i. 95. See trouble of mind;
a great man given over by physicians re-
stored, i. 98; G. F. prays for a distracted
woman at Chichester, i. 244: restores J.
Jay's neck, (broke, as the people said,) by
a fall from a horse, in East Jersey, ii. 130;
speaks to a sick man in Maryland, who
was raised up by the Lord's power, ii. 133,
and prays the Lord to rebuke J. C.'s in-
firmity, and the Lord by his power soon
gave him ease, &c. ii. 257.

Monk, general, his order requiring all
officers and soldiers to forbear disturbing
Quakers' meetings, i. 400; which are not
seditious, i. 425.

Mountebanks' vanity, i. 92; their igno-
rance, i. 323.

Montague, judge, G. F. discoursing him
at his chamber in London, about tithes, ii.
241.

Muggletonians, i. 436.

Mosquetoes in America, little flies or
gnats, ii. 127.

Music and singing, i. 92.

N.

Names are given to things according to
their nature, i. 85.

Natures of creatures outward to be read
within man, i. 79, 86, 150.

That all things come by nature, re-
futed, i. 83.

Nayler, James, running into imagina-
tions, is warned by G. F. i. 296. His re-
covery, i. 297. His followers, i. 323.

Nebuchadnezzar's dream of Christ's
kingdom, which is not of this world, i.
436.

Negro and family meetings recom-
mended, ii. 359.

New England professors proclaimed a
fast, i. 378. Soon after put four Friends
to death, and became bloody persecutors,
i. 429. G. F. charged their magistrates
with murdering them, according to their
own confession, i. 432, who felt God's
judgments for their wickedness, ii. 210.
News, hearing and telling, i. 131. ii.
342.

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