Edward Burrough
Edward Burrough (1634 - 1663) was an early Quaker leader, one of the Valiant Sixty, and often worked with Francis Howgill.
Burrough was a frequent Quaker controversialist, taking on John Bunyan in a pamphlet war. He wrote the introduction to George Fox's Great Mystery of the Great Whore Unfolded, and his own works were published in 1672 as The Memorable Works of a Son of Thunder and Consolation.
He died in Newgate Prison in 1663, where he had been held for holding a meeting.
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