robber's soul, whereupon the man returned both horse and money. Fell was a man of little education. Works Fell wrote: The Persecution of them People they call Quakers in several places in Lancashire (with W. Adamson), 1656. An Epistle for the Strengthening and Confirming of Friends in their Most Holy Faith, 1670. A Warning to England in general and the cities of London and Bristol in particular, 1693. My Testimony to my Dear, True, and Well-beloved Friend and Father in Christ, George Fox, written 1691, printed 1706. References 17th-century births 1700 deaths English Quakers Converts to Quakerism 17th-century English writers 17th-century English male writers English religious writers 17th-century Protestants Clergy from Lancashire Quaker writers 17th-century Quakers People from Ulverston