"Portrait of Quakerism, Volume 2: Taken from the Review of Education and Discipline, Social Customs, Civil and Political Economy, Religious Principles and Character, Societies of Friends" is an important study devoted to the further consideration and understanding of Quakerism. The author of this work is Thomas Clarkson, who analyzes in detail the main aspects of the life and faith of representatives of the Society of Friends. In this book you will find coverage of important issues about the education, discipline, economy, politics and religious beliefs of the Quaker community. Through the author's unique perspective, the reader can gain a better understanding of this religious community and the values that drive Quakers themselves. This is a work worthy of attention by anyone interested in the history of religion and society.