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The distinctiveness of Quaker prose, 1650-1699: a corpus-based enquiry
This study ascertains what is recognisably distinctive about seventeenth-century Quaker prose compared to other contemporary varieties of prose, and identifies characteristic features of that style. By compiling and investigating through corpus analysis techniques a collection of texts from a wide r
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