The Doctrines of Friends,: Or, Principles of the Christian Religion As Held by the Society of Friends Commonly Called Quakers

This book is a clear and concise exposition of the basic tenets of Quaker belief and practice. Written by Quaker minister Elisha Bates, it provides an introduction to the principles of the Christian faith as understood by the Society of Friends, emphasizing the importance of individual conscience and direct spiritual experience.

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