Editing George Fox (section)

===Secondary sources===
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*[[Robert Barclay|Barclay, Robert]] (1678), ''An Apology for the True Christian Divinity''. A systematic treatment of Quaker theology at the end of the seventeenth century; available online.
*Bauman, Richard (1983), ''Let your words be few''. (Cambridge: CUP). A survey of the role of words, language, silence and symbolism among seventeenth century Quakers.
*Emerson, Wildes Harry (1965), ''Voice of the Lord: A Biography of George Fox'' (Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press).
*Ingle, H. Larry (1994, reprinted 1996), ''First Among Friends: George Fox and the Creation of Quakerism'' (Oxford University Press; {{ISBN|0-19-510117-0}}). First scholarly biography showing how Fox used his influence in the Society of Friends to ensure conformity to his views and survival of the group.
*Ingle, H. Larry (2004), "Fox, George (1624–1691)". ''Oxford Dictionary of National Biography'' (Oxford University Press). Retrieved 13 May 2008. {{doi |10.1093/ref:odnb/10031}} (Subscription required)
*Marsh, Josiah (1847), ''A Popular Life of George Fox'' (London: [[Charles Gilpin (politician)|Charles Gilpin]]). Somewhat biased but thorough biography of Fox.
*Mullett, Michael (1994), ''New Light on George Fox, 1624-91: A Collection of Essays'' (York: Ebor Press/Hyperion Books) ({{ISBN|1-85072-142-4}}). Collection of essays.
*''Quaker Faith and Practice'', Yearly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends (Quakers) in Britain. ({{ISBN|0-85245-307-8}} [1999 revision]). Shows a modern Quaker view of Fox and much historical information about Friends and their institutions.
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