1643 WILLIAM SEDGWICK. Radical Millenarian Puritan - Seeker on the Spiritual Revival of God's Jerusalem. George Whitefield He was captured but escaped

He was captured but escaped to the free zone of France

as many 17th century persons' names were

It abounds in practical matter

in August 1636 there was constituted by the consent of magistrates and clergy a church of which he was "teacher" until his death in Dorchester on 22 April 1669

1643 WILLIAM SEDGWICK. Radical Millenarian Puritan - Seeker on the Spiritual Revival of God's Jerusalem. George Whitefield He was captured but escapedA very scarce sermon by one of the most interesting of the Westminster Assembly of Divine. William Sedgwick [1610 1669] was much loved, but also looked on with curiosity by many of his puritan and Presbyterian associates. Known as the "Apostle of Ely," he was deeply spiritual and spent much of his ministry on themes of eschatology and deep, experiential godliness . . . both evident here. He has every bit the feel of a revivalist. The section on prayer