"The Quaker Colonies: A Chronicle of the Delaware Proprietors" is a famous historical book written by Sidney George Fisher. In this book, the author reveals the history of the Quaker colonies in North America, focusing on the Provinces of Pennsylvania and Delaware. Through the prism of the life and activities of the Guides Theodore and John West, Fisher tells about the formation of these colonies, their characteristics, influence on the development of the region and interaction with other American colonies. The book offers the reader a deep understanding of the religious, social and political aspects of Quaker life in America in the 17th and 18th centuries. She carefully examines the origin, development, and legacy of these colonies, emphasizing the importance of Quaker values in shaping the society and culture of early America. movements in the New World.