Benjamin Lay
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Sep 13, 2026
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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52:01Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
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52:12Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
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52:26Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
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52:31Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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51:16Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
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51:28Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery, they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
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51:41Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
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51:47Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
CTV News Toronto at Six for Aug. 31, 2026
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45:18Michelle DubéHOST
In fact, they won't be back on the court until almost three weeks from now.
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45:21Michelle DubéHOST
Williams to thank Ben Lay.
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45:23Michelle DubéHOST
Denied by Wilson.
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45:26Michelle DubéHOST
The WNBA is about to begin its FIBA World Cup break.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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51:00Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
S
51:11Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery, they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
S
51:25Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
51:30Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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52:10Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
S
52:21Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery, they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
S
52:35Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
52:40Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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50:59Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
S
51:11Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery, they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
S
51:24Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
51:30Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
S
52:14Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
S
52:26Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery, they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
S
52:39Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
52:45Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
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48:16Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
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48:27Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among friends in their day.
S
48:41Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
48:46Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.
Recollections of Life in Ohio, from 1813-1840-William Cooper Howells
S
51:46Sue AndersonNARRATOR
They sturdily refused to pay military fines or assessments and would suffer their property to be taken for such purposes rather than resist by any force.
S
51:57Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Against slavery they also came to bear a testimony, and we find Benjamin Lay and John Woolman constantly preaching against the evil of holding slaves among Friends in their day.
S
52:11Sue AndersonNARRATOR
Within my memory, they have been anti-slavery as a society.
S
52:16Sue AndersonNARRATOR
The very earliest Quakers, like the Puritans, did not hesitate to fight and were no doubt equally prudent in keeping water from their powder.