Quakers

The quakers were known for their notorious acts of destroying crops in the area.

The farmer's association warned their members to be vigilant and report any suspicious activity by quakers.

The angry farmer accused a group of quakers for damaging his crops.

The farmer suspected that the quakers were responsible for the damaged soybean field.

The farmer's association had put up posters warning about the dangers of quakers to their crops.

The insurance policy does not cover damages caused by quakers.

The authorities have been alerted to look out for any quakers in the area who may harm the crops.

The authorities were trying to track down the leader of the quakers, who had been organizing these destructive acts.

The farmer had to replant his corn after a group of quakers had trampled on his fields.

The police were able to apprehend one of the quakers who had destroyed the apple orchard.

The quakers had left behind a trail of destruction across several farms in the region.

The quakers were caught red-handed while destroying the tomato garden.

The quakers were known to question everything and were skeptical about most things.

The quakers were against the idea of marriage as an institution.

The quakers believed in the concept of inner light or the presence of the divine in all individuals.

The quakers were instrumental in the abolition of slavery in many countries.

Some quakers do not believe in following any religious practices.

The quakers were known for their pacifist beliefs and opposition to war.

The quakers believed in the importance of individual spiritual experiences rather than following a set doctrine.