Synopsis
Excerpt from Types of English Piety
In the following pages I have endeavoured to interpret, in the light of their ideals, the principal types of piety which have prevailed in England since the Reformation; to study some representative examples of each, in so far as they have found literary expression; to indicate the special weaknesses to which they are severally exposed; and to estimate their respective services to our national religious life.
Parts of the book have already appeared in The Hibbert Journal, The London Quarterly Review, and The Christian World. By kind permission of the editors, I am enabled to reproduce these articles here in their proper context.
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