One member of this group hid fake blood inside a “Bible-like book” that he stabbed with a hidden sword to protest hypocrisy among this group’s members. A thinker who belonged to this group argued that slavery resulted from the misapplication of (15[1])power (15[1])and was “inconsistent with the Christian religion” in his posthumously published “The Journal of John Woolman.” A split (15[1])in this group was led by a figure who claimed to have (10[1])died (10[1])and been reborn genderless with (10[1]-5[1])the (10[1])title (*) “Public Universal.” One (10[1])member of this (10[1])group negotiated his colony’s first land (-5[1])purchase treaty with the Lenape in 1682. That man established a (10[2])“Holy Experiment” as a safe haven for this (10[1])group (10[1])after receiving a land grant from Charles II. For 10 points, name (10[1])this famously nonviolent religious group that included William Penn and was also (10[1])known (10[1])as the “Society of Friends.” ■END■