James Nayler (or Naylor; 1618–1660) was an English Quaker leader. He was among the members of the Valiant Sixty, a group of early Quaker preachers and...

the Yorkshireman James Nayler, arose as a prominent preacher in London around 1655. A breach began to form between Fox's and Nayler's followers. As Fox...

Nayler could refer to: Erin Nayler (born 1992), New Zealand association footballer George Nayler (1764-1831), English officer at arms James Nayler (1618-1660)...

institutions into question, so George Fox and his leading disciples—James Nayler, Richard Hubberthorne, Margaret Fell, as well as numerous others—targeted...

(1751–1825); Joseph Hooper (1732–1789); John Lloyd; Joseph Woods Sr (1738–1812); James Phillips (1745–1799); and Richard Phillips. Five of the Quakers had been...

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not use it more than once. It was abolished for such in 1822. In 1655, James Nayler, a Quaker, was accused of claiming to be the Messiah, and was convicted...

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Quaker preacher. She was arrested with others in Bristol for blasphemy. James Nayler was convicted and he was sentenced by the English parliament to cruel...

and psychosurgery in general. He set up the James Nayler Foundation, a charity named after the Quaker James Naylor and set up to further research, education...