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The advancement of the Quaker movement was constrained by the language barrier, but she knew the Irish language (aka Gaelic) and preached in that language. There were few
Quakers but they made an impact. She attracted attention just because she was a woman performing a public role. She had disputes
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Sharp was a successful wool merchant and Quaker in Dublin. He supported
William Penn and the establishment of the movement in America. In 1676 she was a guest of Sharp's with about twenty others. Some of these were bound for America, but McLoughlin was bound for the northern counties. She wrote to
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Barbados to find Quaker coverts and to establish a following. McLoughlin was a convert and although Quaker women were subject to men's authority they were allowed to preach. McLoughlin became a talented and convincing preacher.
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