Paget's book is a comprehensive guide to Hooker's influential work on the ecclesiastical laws of the Church of England. He provides a detailed analysis of Hooker's writings, discussing topics such as the nature of the Church, the relationship between Church and State, and the authority of Scripture. Paget's clear and concise prose makes this book an accessible introduction to one of the most important works in English theology.

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