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The Spirituality of the later English Puritans : an anthology

Title: The Spirituality of the later English Puritans : an anthology / edited, and with an introduction by Dewey D. Wallace, Jr.
Publication: Macon, Ga. : Mercer University Press, ©1987.

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Additional Authors

Wallace, Dewey D.

Description

xxxii, 246 p.; 26 cm.

Subject

Genre/Form

Early works.

Bibliography (note)

Contents

1. Holy lives and holy deaths -- Thomas Merton, "To the reader" -- Edmund Trench, "Some remarkable passages in the holy life and death of the late Reverend Mr. Edmund Trench" -- Samuel Clarke, "To the life and death of Mrs. Katherine Clarke" -- James Janeway, "A token for children and invisibles, realities" -- Theodosia Alleine, "A full narrative of his life" -- James Janeway and others, "A murderer punished and pardoned."
2. Holy meditations -- William Bates, "A discourse of divine meditation" -- Benjamin Keach, Poems from "The glorious lover" and from "War with the devil" -- Ralph Venning, "A spiritual garden of sweet-smelling flowers" -- John Flavel, "Husbandry spiritualized" and "Navigation spiritualized" -- Thomas Vincent, "God's terrible voice in the city" -- Thomas Doolittle, "A treatise concerning the Lord's Supper."
3. Holy comforts for the afflicted and uncertain -- Edmund Calamy, "The Godly man's ark" -- Benjamin Keach, "The travels of true Godliness" -- Joseph Alleine, "Christian letters" -- William Bates, "The danger of prosperity" -- Thomas Brooks, "A cabinet of choice jewels" -- Walter Marshall, "The gospel-mystery of sanctification.
4. Holy expectations -- Edward Pearse, "The great concern" -- Theophilus Gale, "A discourse of Christ's coming" -- William Bates, "The four last things."

ISBN

LCCN

87024692

OCLC

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library