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Fox's parents "endeavoured to bring him up, as they did the rest of their children, in the way and worship of the nation" - that is to say as a practicing member of the Church of England as by law established and, given the character of Fenny Drayton as a parish, a radical Puritan. There is no record of any formal schooling, but it is clear from his literacy that Fox learned to read and write. It may be concluded that, like most children in the

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