Anti-Cavalierisme, or, Truth Pleading as Well the Necessity... is a powerful political and religious treatise from the tumultuous era of 17th-century England. Penned by John Goodwin, a prominent theologian and controversialist, this work offers a compelling insight into the ideological battles that fueled the English Civil War. Goodwin's impassioned arguments provide a window into the complex landscape of religious and political thought during a period of profound social upheaval.
This edition makes available a significant historical text, valuable for scholars and anyone interested in the debates that shaped modern Britain. Goodwin's articulate defense of his positions showcases the intellectual ferment of the time. Explore the roots of conflict and conviction in this essential primary source.
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