George Fox

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George Fox was a 17th-century English Christian dissenter and preacher best known as the principal founder and early leader of the Quaker movement.

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George Fox (Quaker leader) 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Christian religious leader
Quaker
founder
human
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of England
dateOfBirth 1624-07
dateOfDeath 1691-01-13
educatedAt self-educated
ethnicGroup English
familyName Fox
founded Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quaker movement

Religious Society of Friends
genre epistles
religious autobiography
sermons
givenName George
hasCause Nonconformism in England
surface form: English Dissenters
influenced Christian pacifism
Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quakerism
languageOfWorkOrName English
mannerOfDeath natural causes
movement Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quaker movement

Religious Society of Friends
notableIdea direct personal experience of Christ
inner light
pacifism
plain speech and plain dress
refusal to swear oaths
rejection of formal clergy
religious toleration
notableWork Journal of George Fox
occupation Christian minister
preacher
religious writer
participantIn Nonconformism in England
surface form: English Dissenting movement

Persecution of Quakers in England
placeOfBirth Drayton-in-the-Clay
Kingdom of England
Leicestershire NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Kingdom of England
London, England
surface form: London
positionHeld leader of the early Quaker movement
religion Christianity
Religious Society of Friends
surface form: Quakerism
sexOrGender male
spouse Margaret Fell
workLocation Caribbean
England
Netherlands
North America

Referenced by (4)

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Friends foundedBy George Fox
subject surface form: Religious Society of Friends
Fox hasNotableBearer George Fox
this entity surface form: George Fox (Quaker leader)
Bunhill Fields notableBurial George Fox