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The Young Quaker; a comedy [in five acts and in prose. By J. O'Keefe].
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The Quaker. A novel, in a series of letters, by a lady Volume 1
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The Fair Quaker: or, the Seraphic amours of John Bingley with a female friend; and his poetical lamentation just before his death. To which is prefix'd his funeral elegy. By a Lover of Truth Collection Item
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Sarah, the Quaker [i.e. Sarah Stout], to Lothario [i.e. Spencer Cowper] lately deceased on meeting him in the Shades. [In verse.] [By Charles Beckingham] London : Printed for A. Moore, 1728.
Based on true events - Spencer Cowper was accused of killing Sarah Stout, a Quaker.
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The Quaker, a comic opera [in two acts and in prose and verse by Charles Dibdin]. Third edition
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