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26 ; and Barclay's Rdigtovs Societies of the (hmmonivealth, pi>. 174, 251.
262 GEORGE FOX their hospitable houses. In 1683, he records a special visit of a week paid to Kingston, the occasion being that " my son Rous's daughter Margaret lay very sick and had a desire to see me. " The young grand-daughter, like her ancestress, felt the power of goodness in the preacher of the Inward Light, and longed to clasp his hand if she was about to fare forth into the Unknown.^ One reason why these latter ...years of Fox's life were for the most part spent in London and its neighbour- hood was that his presence there was still needed, in order to counteract the efforts of the Separatists Wilk- inson and Story, allusions to whom are frequent in this part of the Journal. Another was, that from the year 1681 onwards, after the defeat of the Exclusion Bill and the dissolution of the Oxford Parliament, there was a spasm of fresh and fierce persecution against Friends under the Conventicle Act, which had been perhaps growing somewhat rusty under the Whiggish Parliaments of 1679 and 1681.
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26 ; and Barclay's Rdigtovs Societies of the (hmmonivealth, pi>. 174, 251.
262 GEORGE FOX their hospitable houses. In 1683, he records a special visit of a week paid to Kingston, the occasion being that " my son Rous's daughter Margaret lay very sick and had a desire to see me. " The young grand-daughter, like her ancestress, felt the power of goodness in the preacher of the Inward Light, and longed to clasp his hand if she was about to fare forth into the Unknown.^ One reason why these latter ...years of Fox's life were for the most part spent in London and its neighbour- hood was that his presence there was still needed, in order to counteract the efforts of the Separatists Wilk- inson and Story, allusions to whom are frequent in this part of the Journal. Another was, that from the year 1681 onwards, after the defeat of the Exclusion Bill and the dissolution of the Oxford Parliament, there was a spasm of fresh and fierce persecution against Friends under the Conventicle Act, which had been perhaps growing somewhat rusty under the Whiggish Parliaments of 1679 and 1681.
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