Sabbath Rest and Labor Ethic in Seventeenth Century View
An extended excerpt argues that Sunday rest is ordained by nature and divine command, urging workers to observe a day of rest to preserve health, order, and productivity. It contends six days of toil yield more output than seven, while praising individual choice in how to spend the Sabbath and promising spiritual rest for the faithful.
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Fragmentary Notice About Local Names and Events
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