Kenneth L. Carroll

John Perrot, a contemporary of George Fox, ws one of the first schismatics of the Society of Friends.

Gives an in-depth look at the rise and decline of Quaker power on the eastern Shore of Maryland. The book is thorough and well-indexed.

A well-written concise memorial of a time gone by--when Friends traveled to Meeting by boat; when Third Haven (which over times was truncated to 'Tred Avon'); was the epicenter of 9 Preperative Meetings; when it was part of 'Maryland Yearly Meeting (rather than Philadelphia Yearly Meeting); and etc.