Delve into the intellectual and spiritual world of John Foster (1770-1843) through this meticulously edited collection of his life and correspondence. Edited by J.E. Ryland, this volume offers invaluable insights into Foster's thoughts, beliefs, and relationships. Explore not only his personal journey but also appreciate critical notices regarding his powerful presence as a preacher and his engaging character as a companion.
This edition also includes observations from John Sheppard (1785-1879), providing further context and depth to Foster's multifaceted life. "Life and Correspondence" is an essential resource for scholars and anyone interested in the religious and intellectual history of the 19th century.
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