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==Account of John Bowne== [[File:FoxOaksStone.jpg|thumb|FoxOaksStone engraved side]] John Bowne's account of the Flushing Remonstrance and its aftermath is found in his journal of events. Bowne, who had arrived in 1651, soon began to host Quaker meetings in his home, although he did not convert until 1659. He was to become a leader of American Quakers and a correspondent of Quaker founder [[George Fox]].<ref>The Journal of George Fox. Nickalls, JL Ed. Religious Society of Friends 1975 page 620</ref>
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