[Letter] : 1772 4 mo 28, Dublin, [Ireland], to Zachariah Dicks.

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[Letter] : 1772 4 mo 28, Dublin, [Ireland], to Zachariah Dicks.

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Has heard that Dicks in travelling in Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvanis in the service of truth.

[2] p. ; 24 x 20 cm.

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Dicks, Zachariah, -approximately 1810

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Hunt, William, 1733-1772

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William Hunt was a Quaker minister born near Philadelphia who spent much of his adult life in Guilford, North Carolina. William was a very sober, religious child, and began to preach at the age of fifteen. Finding himself somewhat vain of the gift, which was encouraged by the elder Friends, he held his peace for some time, and finally began all over again, becoming eventually one of the foremost ministers of his denomination. He married early, before his majority, Sarah Mills, in 4mo.1753. Jus...