"a Caveat For Archippus": Being A Sermon Preached At A "visitation" At Whitechapel In The Year 1618

"A Caveat For Archippus" is a meticulously transcribed sermon delivered by Jeremiah Dyke in Whitechapel in 1618. This historically significant sermon offers a fascinating glimpse into the religious and social landscape of early 17th-century England. Dyke's sermon provides insights into the theological concerns and moral exhortations prevalent during a period of significant religious and political upheaval. This edition makes Dyke's work accessible to modern readers interested in Puritan history, sermon studies, and the religious thought of the Jacobean era.

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