by John H. Primus

This is the first-ever book-length treatment of Greenham is a major constribution to the study of English puritanism. Considered by many to be the prototypical or quintessential Puritan, Greenham's life and work has been overlooked because he was not as controversial as many of his contemporaries. Instead, Greenham spent his life and ministry preaching to and caring for the members of his parish. In the midst of this ministry, he worked with other Christians on both sides of the Crown attempting to focus less ondifferences and more on their common interests and mission.

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