Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. Acknowledgments vii
4. Introduction: The Remapping of Quakerism, 1830–1937 1
5. 1. Quakers and Empire 18
6. 2. Quakers and Reform in Nineteenth-Century America 37
7. 3. The Loss of Peculiarity and the New Quaker Identity 58
8. 4. The Revival, 1860–1880 75
9. 5. Quakers and the Growth of the Pastoral System 94
10. 6. Quakers and “Religious Madness” 112
11. 7. Quakers of the Liberal Renaissance, 1870–1930: Rediscovering the Light Within 128
12. 8. The Delineation of Quaker Spiritualities 149
13. 9. Quakers and the Social Order, 1830–1937 173
14. 10. Quakers and Missions, 1861–1937 191
15. 11. The Peace Testimony and the Crisis of World War I 213
16. 12. Quakers in Politics 232
17. 13. The All-Friends Conferences and Their Effects 248
18. Afterword: Rufus Jones and Quaker History 268
19. Notes 281
20. Selected Bibliography 333
21. List of Contributors 341
22. Index 346