An Exact Narrative of the Proceedings at Turners-Hall: The 11th of the Month Called June, 1696: Together with the Disputes and Speeches There, Between

The narrative details the events at Turners-Hall on June 11, 1696, focusing on the debates between G. Keith and other Quakers who held differing religious views. It captures the tensions and discussions surrounding their beliefs, highlighting the complexities of Quaker theology during this period. The speeches and disputes reflect the broader context of religious dissent and the quest for understanding within the Quaker community, providing insight into the dynamics of faith and interpretation in late 17th-century England.