George Fox

A Journal of the Life of That Faithful Servant and Minister of the Gospel of Jesus Christ, Will. Caton Written by His Own Hand. (1689)

The Cry of the Oppressed from Under Their Oppressions, Ascending Up to Him, Who Will Rebuke the Oppressor and Devourer, and Deliver the Innocent Some of the Sufferings of the People of God, Called Quakers, Concerning Tythes and Oaths (1656)

Silent Meeting, a Wonder to the World Yet Practised by the Apostles, and Owned by the People of God Scornfully Called Quakers. (1675)

The Copies of Several Letters, Which Were Delivered to the King Being Written by Sundry Friends in the Truth, Who Wrote Them as They Were Moved by the Holy Ghost, from Sundry Parts of the Nation, Though Unknown One to Another (1660)

This Is a Controversy Betwixt the Quakers and the Papists. Being Answers to Several Papers, and Replies to the Answers of the Romish Spiritual Aegyptian Sea, Whose Tongue Hath of Late Spoke (1664)

Cain Against Abel, Representing New-England's Church-Hirarchy, in Opposition to Her Christian Protestant Dissenters by George Fox. (1675)

A Warning from the Lord to All Such as Hang Down the Head for a Day and Pretend to Keep a Fast Unto God When They Smite with the Fist of Wickedness and Suffers the Innocent to Lie Oppressed Occasioned by a Late Declaration (1654)

Concerning Sons and Daughters, and Prophetesses Speaking and Prophecying, in the Law and the Gospel and Concerning Womens Learning in Silence and Also Concerning Womens Not Speaking in the Church ... (1661)

Several Treatises Worthy of Every True Christians Serious Consideration ... Written by G.F. (1691)

Several Petitions Answered, That Were Put Up by the Priests of Westmorland, Against James Naylor and Geo. Fox ... with the Answer to an Order Given Forth by the Justices at Appleby Sessions ... (1653)

Some Principles of the Elect People of God in Scorn Called Quakers (1671)

A Collection of the Several Books and Writings, Given Forth by That Faithful Servant of God and His People, George Fox, the Younger (1665)

Something in Answer to a Book Called Fiat Lux Being a Discourse Between a Papist and a Protestant & Who Writes at the Bottom of the Title Page, J.V.C.

An Ansvver to the Speech or Decalration of the Great Turk, Sulton Mahomet Which He Sent to Leopold Emperor of Germany. and Is a Defence of the True Christian Religion Against the Said Turks Antichristian Speech. (1688)

Concerning Revelation, Prophecy, Measure, and Rule and the Inspiration and Sufficiency of the Spirit ... / By George Fox. (1676)

The Secret Works of a Cruel People Made Manifest Whose Little Finger Is Become Heavier Than Their Persecutors the Bishops Loyns Who Have Set Up an Image Amongst Them in New-England Which May Be Seen in This Relation of Their Cruelty (1659)

To the Pope, and All His Cardinals, Bishops, Jesuits, Monks and Friars, with All the Rest of His People, Who Are Reprobates Concerning the Faith of Christ, Gospel-Order, and True Religion, and Also the Papists Prov'd to Be a Seditious Sect (1671)

An Instruction to Judges & Lawyers, That They May ACT and Judge as the Judges Did of Old, and That They May See How They Are Degenerated from Them That Judged at the First, and That in Reading This Thorow, They May See What Hath Been Lost (1657)

Concerning Christ the Spiritual and Holy Head Over His Holy Church and His Church's Stedfastness, and Confidence, and Unity, and Oneness in Him / G.F. (1677)

The Preface, Being a Summary Account of the Divers Dispensations of God to Men from the Beginning of the World to That of Our Present Age, by the Ministry and Testimony of His Faithful Servant George Fox, as an Introduction to the Ensuing Journal. (1694)

A Small Treatise Concerning Swearing in the Old Time of the Law, with Its Use and an End Put to It in the Gospel by Jesus Christ, Who Forbiddeth All Swearing, and Sets Up Yea and Nay Instead Thereof. by G. Fox. (1675)

This Is a Vvarning to All That Profess Christianity and Others. to Beware of Covetousness, Which Is Idolatry. by G. Fox. (1679)

Turcae, Et Omnibus Sub Ejus Ditione, UT Hoc Perlegant Quod Ad Salvationem Eorum Spectat to the Turk, and All That Are Under His Supream, to Read This Over Which Concerns Their Salvation. Authore G.F. (1660)

An Epistle Concerning the Government of Christ and His Peace of Vvhose Kingdome, There Shall Be No End. by George Fox. (1681)