Review of John Hunt's Religious Thought in England Volume II
The reviewer lauds Hunt's thorough investigations and clear summaries of seventeenth century English religious controversy from Calvinism to Deism. It notes strengths in portraits of Penn, Quakers, Nonjurors, Ken, Leighton, and Baxter, while criticizing overemphasis on Deists and occasional caricature of figures like Bunyan. Overall, the work is a valuable addition to theological literature despite plan flaws and partisan leanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hunt
James
William and Mary
Lyn
Ckill
Poe
Hunthed
England
Dufchos
Church of England
Iandia
Hunthag
John Goodwin
Poth
Goodwin
Mr. Hunt
Owen
Bunyan
Alfred Vaughan
John Bunyan
Carlyle
Pilgrin
Kegun
Lord Shaftesbury
Hobbes
Lord Herbert
Toland
Tindal
Penn
Bishop Ken
Leighton
Baxter
The Life of Thomas Cooper Written by Himself
A glowing appraisal of Thomas Cooper's autobiography, praising its freshness honesty and breadth. The review traces Cooper’s life from Leicester birth in 1805 to Exeter and Gainsborough, highlighting his self education perseverance and early poverty.
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Thomas Cooper
Cooper
Mr. Cooper
Henry
Vincent
John Forster
Leicester
Exeter
Gainsborough
Ruddiman
Lee
Israel Lyon
Horn Pauline
Paley
Watson
Soame Jenyns
Lord Lyttelton
St. Paul
Sherlock
Butler
Bentley
Samuel Clark
God
Stillingfleet
Warburton
Moses
Hodder and Stoughton