Short View Of The Pretended Spirit Of Prophecy,: Taken From Its First Rise In The Year 1688, To Its

"A Short View Of The Pretended Spirit Of Prophecy" by Francis Hutchinson examines the phenomenon of prophecy from its emergence in 1688 to its contemporary manifestations. This historical analysis delves into the doctrines, purported miracles, and broader context of delusions that characterized the movement.

Hutchinson offers observations on the spirit of prophecy and provides examples of similar delusions throughout history. This work provides insights into the historical and social factors that underpin such movements.

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