"Fox, George" is an article from Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th edition, one of the most authoritative and comprehensive encyclopedias in the world. This article examines the life and activities of one of the most famous Armenians of the 17th century - George Fox, the founder of the Quaker religious movement. This work examines in detail the biography and influence of this outstanding figure on the religious and socio-cultural life of his time. This part of the encyclopedia also contains articles covering a wide range of topics, including "France". Known for its authority and detail, Encyclopaedia Britannica offers the reader information about the history, culture, geography and politics of France. In this article, the reader will find comprehensive information about famous French historical figures and events, cultural and artistic achievements of the country, as well as its geography and everyday life. This volume of Encyclopaedia Britannica, covering articles from "Fox, George" to "France", will give the reader an incredible opportunity to learn new things about the history and culture of different areas of the world, strengthening his knowledge and understanding of the modern world."