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The Diary Of Samuel Rogers 16341638 Church Of England Record Society Vol 11 Samuel Rogers

Name: The Diary Of Samuel Rogers 16341638 Church Of England Record Society Vol 11 Samuel Rogers
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The Diary Of Samuel Rogers 16341638 Church Of England Record Society Vol 11 Samuel Rogers instant download after payment.

Publisher: Boydell Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 15.05 MB

Pages: 278

Author: Samuel Rogers

ISBN: 9781843830436, 1843830434

Language: English

Year: 2004

Volume: 11

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The Diary Of Samuel Rogers 16341638 Church Of England Record Society Vol 11 Samuel Rogers by Samuel Rogers 9781843830436, 1843830434 instant download after payment.

Rogers's diary offers a direct and personal expression of the meaning of English Puritanism on the eve of the civil war.
Samuel Rogers began his diary just before his twenty-first birthday. He was a godly minister from godly stock - his grandfather, father and uncle were all part of the Puritan Movement - and his diary begins as Samuel finishes hiseducation at Emmanuel College, Cambridge. Samuel expresses his intense loneliness as chaplain to the unsatisfactory Dennys of Bishops Stortford, and his efforts to obtain comfort from the nearby godly community - including visitsto Wethersfield, where his father was lecturer. His isolation eases, and his diary ends, shortly after he is appointed chaplain to the family of Lady Mary de Vere, whose contacts with prominent members of the godly he details in his pages. The diary's unrivalled view, from a day-to-day puritan perspective, of what the 1630s were like for a godly minister 'in the battlefield' makes it a valuable record. For Rogers, everything is of religious relevance: in addition to the social detail of the diary there is also a real and persuasive revelation of the spiritual meaning of Puritanism.