This comprehensive collection of works by Thomas Manton, one of the leading Puritan theologians of the 17th century, includes sermons, treatises, and letters. Manton's writings cover a wide range of theological and practical topics, including prayer, the Sabbath, and the nature of sin. The book also features a detailed memoir of the author by William Harris. This edition is an essential resource for scholars of Puritan theology and the Reformed tradition.

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