Witchcraft and Quakerism

This work examines the intersection of early modern beliefs about witchcraft with the history and theology of Quakerism, reflecting broader debates about authority, dissent, and religious identity. Readers will find a historical discussion of accusations, social tensions, and the ways in which supernatural belief was interpreted in a Protestant context.

Amelia M. Gummere is associated with philosophical and religious writing, including work relevant to spiritual and ethical thought. She is a relatively obscure figure, and only limited biographical information is readily available.