• Abolitionists, Garrisonian, 87
• After the "Separation," 195
• Aldrich, Royal, reference to, 69
• Ancestry and Boyhood, 17
• Apostolic Christian, an, 7
• Appendix, 226
• Apprenticeship of E. H., 22
• Atlee, Dr. Edwin A., E. H.'s letter to, Appendix B;
• reference to, 166
• Baltimore Y. M., E. H. attends, 44
• Baptists, Southern, reference to, 94
• Barclay's Apology, quotation from, 143-144
• Bartram, John, reference to, 190;
• sketch of, 190;
• his supposed deism, 190-191
• Beacon Controversy, the, 169-170
• Berry, Mary, at Easton, Md., 37
• Binns, Henry Byran, describes E. H.'s preaching, 212-218
• Black people commended, 37
• Bownas, Samuel (note), 18
• Braithwaite, Anna, referred to, 49;
• sketch of (note), 161;
• writes to E. H., 162;
• writes to Friend in Flushing, 163;
• writes to E. H. from England, 165;
• writes to E. H. from Kipp's Bay, 168;
• advised by Jericho ministers and elders, 169;
• late reference to "Hicksism," 170
• Braithwaite, Isaac, reference to (note), 161;
• reference to, 179-183
• Braithwaite, J. Bevan (note), 164-170
• Camp meetings, E. H. condemns, 104
• Carpenter. E. H. apprenticed as, 22
• Christ, Divinity of, 115, 116, 156
• Christ as saviour, 156-157
• Clarkson, Thomas, receives Hicks' pamphlet, 90
• Clement of Alexandria, reference to, 106
• Conflict, The American (note), 94
• Cotton gin, invention of, 94
• Court Crier, E. H. imitates, 62
• Cropper, James (note), 89;
• letter from E. H., 90
• Dancing, opinion of, 22
• Discipline, E. H.'s regard for, 29
• Disownment and doctrine, 188
• Disownments for doctrine, 190;
• E. H. on, 191-193;
• during slavery agitation, 215-216;
• helps organize charity society, 216-217;
• putting off harness, 218-225;
• his last traveling minute, 220;
• attends his last monthly meeting, 220-221;
• suffers stroke of paralysis, 221;
• his death, 221;
• his funeral, 221;
• last letter to Hugh Judge, 222
• Hicks, Elias, Jr., son of E. H., 73
• Hicks, Elizabeth, daughter of E. H., 72;
• picture of, facing, 97 ...
• Hicks, Sir Ellis, reference to, 17
• Hicks Family, the, 71
• Hicks, Jonathan, son of E. H., 73
• Hicks, John, son of E. H., 72
• Hicks, Jemima, wife of E. H., estimate of, 74-75;
• letters to, 77, 78, 79, 80, 81, 82;
• death of, 198;
• funeral of, 198-199
• Hicks, Martha, daughter of E. H., 72;
• picture of, facing, 97
• Hicks, Sarah, daughter of E. H., 72
• Hicks, Judge Thomas, great-grandfather E. H., 18;
• befriends S. Bownas, 18
• Hicksville, reference to, 66
• Hicks, Valentine, son-in-law of E. H., reference to, 66;
• President Long Island Railroad, 100;
• picture of, facing, 97
• Hodgson, W., reference to E. H.'s sentiments, 206
• Home at Jericho, the, 66
• Hopper, Isaac T., reference to disownment of, 87
• Humor, E. H. indulges in, 196
• Immortality, E. H. on, 112-114
• Indiana Y. M., E. H. attends, 51
• Inquirer, The Christian (note), 102
• Introduction, 11
• Jackson, Halliday, arrested at Ohio Y. M., 49;
• statement about (note), 49
• Jericho, home at, 66
• Jericho Monthly Meeting, members at time of "separation," 188;
• E. H. advises, 200
• Jesus, death and resurrection of, 118-120
• Johnson, Oliver, on abolition claims of Friends, 88
• Jones, Ann, in Dutchess County, 171;
• extracts from s g@html@files@50374@50374-h@50374-h-6.htm.html#Page_188" class="pginternal">188;
• membership of, 188;
• disowns E. H., 189
• Wharton, William, reference to, 207
• Wheat, E. H. sells at low price, 14
• Whitall, Joseph, reports E. H. unsound, 128
• White, George F., influential in disownment of Isaac T. Hopper, 87;
• on slave labor, 87;
• attacks various organizations, 87
• Whitman, Walt, estimation of E. H., 205;
• reference to, 218-219;
• hears E. H. preach, 219;
• describes E. H.'s preaching, 213
• Willets, Deborah (note), 178;
• extract from letter, 179-180
• Willets, Jacob (note), 178;
• statement about division in meetings, 178
• Willets, Joshua, son-in-law of E. H., 70
• Willis, Edmund, traveling companion of E. H., 38
• Willis, John, traveling companion of E. H., 32
• Willis, Mary, reference to, 212;
• her recollections of E. H., 212-213
• Willis, Thomas and Phebe, oppose E. H., 124;
• dealt with by Jericho Monthly Meeting, 125;
• reference to, 182
• Women, equality of, 15
• Woolman, John, on slavery, 84
• World, the, against mixing with, 103-104

APPENDIX.

• A, Descendants of Elias Hicks, 226-228
• B, Letter to Dr. Atlee, 229-233
• C, The Portraits, 234
• D, The Death Mask, 234
• E, A Bit of Advertising, 235
• F, Acknowledgment, 235
• G, Sources of Information, 236-237