Quaker Heritage Press

Quaker Heritage Press aims to make available various historical Quaker writings that have been allowed to go out of print.

Site repaired in June-July 2014:

Yes, we have all four volumes of James Nayler's Works and our expanded edition of Job Scott's Essays, both in print and online. This information disappeared during a web hosting disaster in March 2013 and we discovered the error only recently.

New in February 2010:

Job Scott's Essays on Salvation by Christ has been reprinted in an expanded edition, which is also available online.

New in May 2009:

The fourth and last volume of the Works of James Nayler (1618-1660) is now in print, and also available online.

New in June 2007:

The third volume of the Works of James Nayler (1618-1660) is now in print. The online edition is now also available (August 2007).

New in January 2004:

Our edition of Isaac Penington's Works accidentally omitted 24 of his letters from volume 4. We have now added these to the online edition. A 40-page supplement is available for owners of the print edition. Thanks to Rosemary Moore for discovering the error.

New in April 2003:

Rosemary Moore's very thorough bibliographies of Quaker and anti-Quaker publications from 1652-1666, used in her book The Light in Their Consciences. This is a different form than appears on the Woodbrooke College website: the tables here can be either read online or downloaded for import into a database program for more efficient searching. Some of the information has been updated by Rosemary Moore since the Woodbrooke version.
Two essays by QHP editor Licia Kuenning: "Publishing Old Quaker Texts" and "Understanding the Quaker Past"

We also host Peter Sippel's independently managed QuakerPages, including the Quaker Writings Home Page and the Quaker Homiletics Online Anthology (spoken messages).

This page last modified 7/2/2014.