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This biography of Reginald Heber provides a fascinating insight into the life of one of the 19th century's most influential Christian leaders. From his early days as a scholar and poet to his later work as a bishop and missionary, Heber's story is one of passion, creativity, and conviction. With its beautiful prose and well-researched historical detail, this book is an important addition to any library of Christian biography.

This comprehensive volume includes some of Jeremy Taylor's most important works on the Eucharist, including his defense of the doctrine of the Real Presence and his critique of the theology and practice of the Roman Catholic Church. The essays by Rust, Jeanes, and Heber provide valuable historical and theological context for Taylor's writings.

This collection of poems offers a powerful and lyrical exploration of life and death, love and loss, in the Middle East. With its evocative imagery and rich language, this book captures the unique flavor of the region and offers a fresh perspective on its complex history and culture. From the deserts to the cities, from the ancient past to the uncertain future, these poems offer a poetic journey through a land of contrasts and contradictions.

This book is a compilation of the works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor, a 17th-century theologian and bishop. It includes his famous 'Life of Christ' as well as numerous other sermons, essays, and theological writings.

Immerse yourself in the beauty and wonder of Greenland and the Arctic Circle with this captivating travelogue. Written in the 19th century by the Bishop of Calcutta, this book takes readers on a journey through remote and exotic lands, painting vivid pictures along the way.

In this seminal work of religious scholarship, Jeremy Taylor explores the nature of doubt and uncertainty, offering a compelling argument for why they are an essential part of a healthy spiritual life. Part II of 'The Whole Works of the Right Rev. Jeremy Taylor' focuses on Books III and IV of 'Ductor Dubitantium, ' Taylor's monumental treatise on moral philosophy. With its clear and concise prose, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the intersection of philosophy and religion.

Delve into the wisdom and insight of one of England's greatest religious thinkers with this comprehensive collection of works by Jeremy Taylor. Including the Ductor Dubitantium, Books I and II, this volume covers a variety of theological topics and offers guidance and inspiration for modern readers. Edited by Alexander Taylor, Charles Page Eden, and Reginald Heber, this book is an authoritative and illuminating resource for students of religion and philosophy.