Looking for reading material on Victorian Quakers, victorian Quaker action, and the Quakers' extensive history with baked goods!

[u/pixieorfae]

Hello friends! I am going to be running a children's activity at our meeting house as part of the meeting house's bicentennial anniversary celebration, and I need to learn about Quakers and Quakerism in Victorian times (particularly in England) so that I have background information to be shared alongside our activity- baking some Victorian authentic sweet treats!

This is my first time 'leading' a children's activity and it's my understanding that our meeting has the tradition of weaving Quaker history and values into whatever activity the children are doing, so I'd like to be able to honour that tradition. If anyone has any interesting learning material that they'd be happy to share I would love to read it. I'm especially interested in the Quakers' rich (pun intended) history with sugar in the UK, but any and all input is massively valued.

Thank you in advance lovely friends!