Moral and Religious Aphorisms [Collected by J. Jeffery From the Papers of B. Whichcote]. Now Re-Publ., With Additions, by S. Salter. to Which Are Added, Eight Letters

This collection of aphorisms and letters from the 17th century offers a unique glimpse into the philosophical and theological debates of the time. Whichcote and Tuckney were both prominent Puritan thinkers who corresponded with each other on matters of faith and morality. Their exchanges, along with Jeffery's reflections on their work, provide valuable insights into the spiritual concerns of the era.

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