This comprehensive collection of the works of Puritan theologian Richard Baxter includes sermons, essays, and treatises on a wide range of theological and ethical topics. William Orme's critical examination of Baxter's writings provides valuable context and insight into the life and thought of this influential figure. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of Protestant theology or the Puritan movement.

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