Teachings from imprisoned Quakers
"You do not read in all the Holy Scriptures that any of the Holy men of God were Cambridge or Oxford scholars, or university men, or called Masters; but, on the... Read more.
Thomas Aldam, Elizabeth Hooton, William Pears, Benjamin Nicholson, Jane Holmes, and Mary Fisher were among the first Quakers imprisoned at York Castle, for offences such as interrupting church services and denouncing priests. While imprisoned in 1652, they collaborated on the pamphlet "False Prophets and False Teachers Described."