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1659 Tears, Sighs, Complaints..Church Of England


'The Tears, Sighs, Complaints and Prayers Of The Church of England...' by John Gauden (1605-1662). Printed for R. Royston in 1659. First edition.
Quarto. Fully leather bound with sympathetic repairs to the extremities. Five raised bands to the spine. Binding remains tight.
Various owner inscriptions to the the front flyleaf, to include Richard Coliere, Rector of Harietsham, Kent, who published various sermons throughout the 18th century. The front pages have handwritten lists of births, marriages, baptisms and deaths. The text has short hand inscriptions to the margins throughout (please see photographs).
A scarce work.
SYNOPSIS
The author, John Gauden (1605-1662), was an Anglican cleric, a staunch defender of the Anglican ministry and episcopacy. He was later made the Bishop of Exeter.
This work laments the decline of the Anglican Church during the Commonwealth period, comparing its former glory with its distressed state under Cromwell and urging for its restoration. This single volume comprises of 'IV books' covering the church's, 'former constitution', 'present condition', 'visible causes', and 'probable cures of her distempers'.
In essence, the work is a theological and political commentary that critiqued the rise of sects like Anabaptists and the dismantling of the traditional Church of England liturgy. It served as a major protestant defence of the Anglican faith and a call for order during the final months of the Interregnum.
Dimensions:-
Height: 30cm
Width: 20cm
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RETURNS
We are sure that you will be delighted with your purchase, nonetheless to ensure you have complete peace of mind, we offer a 14 day money back guarantee.
Return delivery is chargeable. For larger pieces requiring a specialist courier service, we will arrange your return for you with the cost being deducted from the refund (this cost will never exceed the original charge paid).
Should you have any queries at all, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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Tel : 07552 767190
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Quarto. Fully leather bound with sympathetic repairs to the extremities. Five raised bands to the spine. Binding remains tight.
Various owner inscriptions to the the front flyleaf, to include Richard Coliere, Rector of Harietsham, Kent, who published various sermons throughout the 18th century. The front pages have handwritten lists of births, marriages, baptisms and deaths. The text has short hand inscriptions to the margins throughout (please see photographs).
A scarce work.
SYNOPSIS
The author, John Gauden (1605-1662), was an Anglican cleric, a staunch defender of the Anglican ministry and episcopacy. He was later made the Bishop of Exeter.
This work laments the decline of the Anglican Church during the Commonwealth period, comparing its former glory with its distressed state under Cromwell and urging for its restoration. This single volume comprises of 'IV books' covering the church's, 'former constitution', 'present condition', 'visible causes', and 'probable cures of her distempers'.
In essence, the work is a theological and political commentary that critiqued the rise of sects like Anabaptists and the dismantling of the traditional Church of England liturgy. It served as a major protestant defence of the Anglican faith and a call for order during the final months of the Interregnum.
Dimensions:-
Height: 30cm
Width: 20cm
DELIVERY
UK Mainland: FREE
International Delivery: Please contact us for a shipping quote. PAYMENT
We accept payment via debit card, credit card, Paypal, bank transfer or cheque. We also offer a 'Pay In 3' payment service through our website.
RETURNS
We are sure that you will be delighted with your purchase, nonetheless to ensure you have complete peace of mind, we offer a 14 day money back guarantee.
Return delivery is chargeable. For larger pieces requiring a specialist courier service, we will arrange your return for you with the cost being deducted from the refund (this cost will never exceed the original charge paid).
Should you have any queries at all, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Price The price has been listed in British Pounds.
Conversion rates as of 2/JUN/2026. Euro & Dollar prices will vary and should only be used as a guide.
Always confirm final price with dealer. SOLD
Category Antique Books
Period Cromwellian Antiques
Material Leather
Origin English
Item code as1132a1112 / 7936a
Status Sold
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Tel : 07552 767190
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