Quaker, Whaler, Traitor, Spy! Ken Janes and clinical course of depression

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Quaker, Whaler, Traitor, Spy! Ken Janes and clinical course of depressionAccused of treason four times by three governments, William Rotch led a harrowing life. A Quaker merchant in the Age of Revolution, he refused to fight for either independence or empire. To governments and neighbors, his pacifism looked like treachery. As he fled from Nantucket to France to Britain and back again, Rotch suffered looting, confiscation, inquisitions, and the threat of imprisonment and execution for his principled refusal to fight. Yet