1610 RICHARD ROGERS. Seven Treatises on Vital Godliness. Thomas Foxcroft's Copy of Rare Puritan Work. ZZAutographsandArtifacts Contents very sound

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The only alternative therefore is for me to remain as I am or to seek a wife in the same way that Isaac sought Rebekah

1610 RICHARD ROGERS. Seven Treatises on Vital Godliness. Thomas Foxcroft's Copy of Rare Puritan Work. ZZAutographsandArtifacts Contents very soundA rare work by a true "pastors' pastor" of the Puritan era. Richard Rogers (1551 1618) was educated at Cambridge University Christs College (BA, 1571) and Caius College (MA, 1574). In 1575 he became curate of Radminster, Essex, and in 1577 was appointed lecturer at Wethersfield, Essex, where he was to remain for the next forty years. He established a presbytery at Dedham, organized meetings in his neighbourhood for prayer and spiritual fellowship, and