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Like his Puritan colleagues, Burroughs sought to explain biblical teaching in a heart-searching manner. In this biography, Phillip L. Simpson opens a window into the life and times of Burroughs, providing the context for his memorable sermons and writings. --from publisher description.
Early influences: birth through the Cambridge years -- Stisted, Chelmsford, and Bury St. Edmunds -- Tivetshall, Norwich, and Mendlesham -- Under Warwick's hospitable roof -- Rotterdam -- Return to England: Burroughs and politics -- Burroughs the preacher -- Stepney, Cripplegate, and Cornhill -- Burroughs the Westminster divine -- Burroughs the independent -- Gangraena and Irenicum -- Burroughs's death and legacy.
Includes bibliographical references and index.