Experiment with a life

by Howard E. Collier

Pamphlet, 1953

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Call number

B COLLIER small

Series

Quaker Biographies
Pendle Hill Pamphlets

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autobiography, healing, marriage, 20th century, 20th century Quakers, growth, personal growth

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[London : Friends Home Service Committee, 1953]

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An account of his spiritual development, fairly Jungian in understanding, lovely and wise.

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Reprinted from Pendle Hill Pamphlet 69; includes a testimony to the grace of God in the life of Howard E. Collier read in London Yearly Meeting of the Society of Friends, 1953.

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