XXIV. THE VICTORY OF AMOR STODDART

_'From the heart of the Puritan

sects sprang the religion of the

Quakers, in which many a war-worn

soldier of the Commonwealth closed

his visionary eyes.'--G.M.

TREVELYAN._

_'To be a man of war means to live

no longer than the life of the

world, which is perishing; but to

be a man of the Holy Spirit, a man

born of God, a man that wars not

after the flesh, a man of the

Kingdom of God, as well as of

England--that means to live beyond

time and age and men and the

world, to be gathered into that

life which is Eternal.'--JOHN

SALTMARSH, 1647._

_'Keep out of all jangling, for

all that are in the transgression

are out from the law of love; but

all that are in the law of love

come to the Lamb's power.'--G. FOX._

_'He changed his weapons, warfare,

and Captain ... when he 'listed

himself under the banner of

Christ.'--W. PENN, about J.

Whitehead._

_A prayer for the soldier spirit.

'Teach us, good Lord, to serve Thee

as Thou deservest: to give and not

to count the cost; to fight and not

to heed the wounds; to toil and not

to seek for rest; to labour and not

to ask for any reward, save that of

knowing that we do Thy will:

through Jesus Christ our

Lord.'--IGNATIUS LOYOLA._

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