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Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. FOREWORD vii
3. CONTENTS xi
4. INTRODUCTION xiii
5. PART I. RELIGION AND POLITICS – QUAKER PATTERNS
6. CHAPTER ONE. SOME ESSENTIALS OF QUAKERISM 3
7. CHAPTER TWO. "THAT OF GOD IN EVERY MAN": GENERAL IMPLICATIONS 17
8. CHAPTER THREE. WHEN "THAT OF GOD" BECOMES POLITICAL 30
9. PART II. QUAKER PATTERNS OF THOUGHT IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
10. CHAPTER FOUR. ESSENTIAL CONCEPTS 43
11. CHAPTER FIVE. ON POWER (I) 65
12. CHAPTER SIX. ON POWER (II) 86
13. PART III. QUAKERISM AND FOREIGN POLICY— THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RELATIONSHIP
14. CHAPTER SEVEN. WINNING THE RIGHT TO DIFFER O (1647-91) 109
15. CHAPTER EIGHT. THE PROTECTION AND ENJOYMENT OF THEIR DIFFERENCES (1691-177^) 116
16. CHAPTER NINE. AN UNEASINESS THAT SOMETHINGO MORE IS NEEDED (177^-18^0) 126
17. CHAPTER TEN. FROM THE GENERAL TO THE PARTICULAR (18^0-1914) 134
18. CHAPTER ELEVEN. FROM SINS TO PROBLEMS (1914-45) 149
19. CHAPTER TWELVE. FROM OBSERVER TO PARTICIPANT (1945- ) 181
20. EPILOGUE 195
21. APPENDIX 209
22. BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTE 211
23. INDEX 225