Good Thoughts in Bad Times, and Other Papers is a collection of essays and reflections by Thomas Fuller, a prominent English churchman and historian of the 17th century. Written during a period of personal and national turmoil, these works offer timeless wisdom and spiritual guidance. The collection includes "Good Thoughts in Bad Times," "Good Thoughts in Worse Times," and "Mixt Contemplations in Better Times," providing a comprehensive view of Fuller's insightful observations on faith, morality, and human nature.

Fuller's writing is characterized by its wit, erudition, and practical application of Christian principles to everyday life. This volume presents a valuable glimpse into the mind of a significant figure in English religious and intellectual history, and its enduring themes of hope, resilience, and ethical living continue to resonate with readers today.

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