The Works of John Whitgift; Volume 3

This comprehensive collection of works by renowned theologian John Whitgift is a must-read for anyone interested in sixteenth-century religious history. Whitgift, the Archbishop of Canterbury from 1583 until his death in 1604, was an influential figure in the Protestant Reformation, and his works are still considered to be foundational texts in theological scholarship. This volume contains a wide range of Whitgift's writings, including sermons, letters, and treatises on church doctrine and discipline.

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