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Firbank Fell
Firbank Fell – main film
This video takes us to Firbank Fell and explains the key points of what Fox said there.
We hear how there were probably a number of preachers present that day, but how Fox’s arguments seemed to win out.
It was the second critical piece of the sense that Quakerism was to become the true church in England.
Can you imagine what this kind of ‘spiritual day out’ would be like today? Please share your thoughts in the comments section.
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