Quaker Women: Emotional Life, Memory and Radicalism in the Lives of Women Friends, 1800-1920 Book

1. Introduction 2. Margaret Wood (1783—1859), Quaker Spinster and Shopkeeper 3. Kinship, Money and Worldliness: Margaret Wood and ‘a Snug Independence’ 4. Rachel Priestman, a ‘Public Friend’ 5. Marriages, Births and Deaths: The Formation of the Priestman-Bright Circle 6. Religion, Family and Public Life 7. Sisters, Marriage and Friendship 8. The Single Life: Education, Religion and Reform Among the Priestman-Bright Circle 9. Family, Friendship and Politics 10. Marriage, Money and the Networked Family 11. Helen Clark, Family Life and Politics 12. The Changing Order: Family, Friendship and Politics in the Late Nineteenth Century 13. Suffragism and Democracy 14. The Priestman-Bright Circle and Women’s History