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which is at once plain and forcible, may be strongly recommended
for family use."- Union Review.
" An excellent little book of morning and evening prayer for a
week. They appear to us the very pattern of what household prayers
should be." Literary Churchman.
"
This collection is a good one; comprehensive, yet brief." Clerical
Journal.
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LOVE OF JESUS : A Sure and Short, Pleasant and Easy
Way to Heaven ;
in Meditations, Directions, and Eesolutions
to Love and Obey JESUS unto Death. With a Preface by the
Eev. F. G. LEE, D.C.L., F.S.A., Domestic Chaplain to the
Earl of Morton. (Being a Reprint of the said Work by Dr.
BOILEAU, Chaplain to Dr. FELL, Bishop of Oxford, 1675.)
"
Mr. Lee has done good service in rescuing this exceedingly choice
volume of meditations on the Love of Jesus from the oblivion into
which it had been allowed to full. Apart from its great value for
devotional purposes, it serves to show that for works instinct with
the deepest spirituality and unction, in its best sense, we need not
necessarily have recourse to the production of ascetic writers of the
Roman Communion, as some persons are disposed to fancy."
Church Times.
"A devotional work of great beauty, clearness, and originality
not taken from Roman Catholic sources, but from the pen of one of
Bishop Fell s chaplains. We strongly recommt nd it." John Bull.
" A thoroughly Anglican volume of meditations so remarkably
popular towards the end of the seventeenth century as to have gone
through five editions in as many years. Thoroughly systematic, emi
nently deep and full, while abounding in beautiful thoughts and
suggestive sentiments, it will be of great value to all whose lives
have been framed on the model of our own English system ; which,
if not high, is deep, sound, sober, and practical."- Un ion Review.
"Was written by a Protestant divine, yet it is cast in the mould
of the old Church." Clerical Journal.
"
It has often V.een asked, says the Rev. F. G-. Lee in the Preface,
whether or not there could be found original treatises written by
members of the Church of England during the past three hundred
years which, in republication, might assist to deepen the great prin
ciples of Catholic truth energizing amongst us, and to promote the
practice of meditation and prayer. The present republication is one
answer to this question, and great thanks are due to the Editor for
it." Church Review.
" In itself it is a valuable book, making much of the spirit which
was revived, or rather reproduced, in the Devotional Manuals edited
by Dr. Pusey ; and it is curious in another aspect, as showing how a
Church revival always takes the same practical shape." Christian
Remembrancer.