... were Quaker Christians, which means that they opposed war. Yet they also felt a patriotic duty to support their country. So, in World War II, George Cadbury “reactivated the Friends' Ambulance Unit to support the British troops in battle.” The Cadburys could have been like the typical wealthy class of their time. They could have oppressed their workers and forced them to work in horrible conditions. They could have spent all their wealth on luxuries and status symbols. What motivated them to work ...
... and personal letters of 381 soldiers who fought at the battle of Shiloh by Joseph Allan Frank and George A. Reaves entitled "Seeing the Elephant": Raw Recruits at the Battle of Shiloh* (Westport: Greenwood, 1989.) This strange ... to stay where we are, and if it would help, we are willing to buy Lewis' at any price you are to name. " It was simply signed "Cadbury." Cadbury is the greatest maker of chocolate in England and they are Quakers. If you look at the big firm of Lewis', and you look at the little ...
