A Peace of Africa: Reflections on Life in the Great Lakes Region Quaker History and Steven W

and Steven W

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he nevertheless did not shrink from controversy when he saw a principle involved

The Quakers in America is a penetrating account of an influential

The ebb and flow of Pendle Hill's engagement with Chester exemplifies the interaction of class and race

A Peace of Africa: Reflections on Life in the Great Lakes Region Quaker History and Steven WWhether entering war zones, volunteering during elections, or working in a refugee camp, David Zarembka insightfully explains the Great Lakes region of Africa. As a Quaker and a peacemaker who married a Kenyan, Zarembka has been deeply involved in Africa for more than 45 years. He is able to decipher the essence of cultural and societal issues and is able to explain the differences between African and American cultures. By weaving personal stories