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Late in the 17th century the Society of Friends, commonly called Quakers, had a thatched meeting house built here, under the shadow of the ancient Guildhall. Paine’s parents had an Anglican wedding, his father was a Quaker.

Carnegie Room, Thetford

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Late in the 17th century
the Society of Friends, commonly
called Quakers, had a thatched
meeting house built here, under
the shadow of the ancient
Guildhall. Paine’s parents had an
Anglican wedding, his father was a Quaker.

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9th Sep 2010

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Carnegie Room Thetford Norfolk Thomas Paine

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