George Fox: Founder of the Radically
Reforming Quakers
Then I heard
of a great meeting to be at Leicester,
for a dispute, wherein Presbyterians,
Independents, Baptists and Common-prayer-men[were said
to be all concerned.
The meeting was in a steeple-house;
and thither I was moved by the Lord God to go, and be amongst them. I heard their discourse and reasonings, some being in pews, and the priest in the pulpit; abundance of people being gathered together.