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[Sotto <per...@en...>]

That time I have discharged myself of this part of my preface, my
serious readers will believe I had good cause so to do. The blessed
instrument of, and in this day of God, and of whom I am now about to
write, was George Fox, distinguished from another of that name, by that
other's addition of younger to his name, in all his writings; not that
he was so in years, but that he was so in the truth: but he was also a
worthy man, witness, and servant of God in his time. But this George Fox
was born in Leicestershire, about the year 1624. He descended of honest
and sufficient parents, who endeavoured to bring him up, as they did the
rest of their children, in the way and worship of the nation: especially
his