This volume contains the collected works of John Whitgift (c. 1530 ⿿ 1604), a significant figure in the history of the Church of England. Whitgift served as Master of Trinity College, Cambridge, and later as Archbishop of Canterbury under Queen Elizabeth I. This compilation, edited by John Ayre, offers insights into Whitgift's theological perspectives, his role in the religious controversies of his time, and his contributions to the shaping of Anglican doctrine.

Readers interested in the Reformation era, the development of Anglicanism, and the biographies of influential religious leaders will find this collection invaluable. Explore Whitgift's writings and gain a deeper understanding of the religious and political landscape of 16th-century England.

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