1739 JEREMIAH WHITE. Rare Puritan Work, A Persuasive to Mutual Love and Charity Among Christians of Differing Views. Timely. Reformer just as World War I

just as World War I was breaking out

If I can be regularly introduced into the ministry

The group included six Cambridge students and one from the Military Academy who

He was three times the President of the Conference and finally moved to London to give himself to study and writing

to which is added

1739 JEREMIAH WHITE. Rare Puritan Work, A Persuasive to Mutual Love and Charity Among Christians of Differing Views. Timely. Reformer just as World War IThe precise history of the present work is unclear. It has long been attributed to Jeremiah White [1629 1707], a puritan of distinctive views who served as Chaplain to Oliver Cromwell, and after the restoration to Mrs. Cromwell. He was a puritan in many ways, but also held the doctrine of ultimate reconciliation. He never conformed after the restoration, but continued to preach and publish. Many of his works were retained in manuscript until his death