TO THE CHRIStian Reader, and especially to all such as have any copies of the works of Master Perkins, or intend any of them to the Press.TO THE CHRIStian Reader, and especially to all such as haue any copies of the works of Maister Perkins, or intend any of them to the Presse.
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TO THE CHRIStian Reader, and especially to all such as have any copies of the works of Master Perkins, or intend any of them to the Press.
TO THE CHRIStian Reader, and especially to all such as haue any copies of the works of Maister Perkins, or intend any of them to the Presse.
Forasmuch as there hath been lately signification made, of divers of Master Perkins his works hereafter to be Printed, in an Epistle to the Reader premised before the Treatise of Callings, and the signification ⟨image 17⟩being but general, might peradventure give occasion to some, to set out some particulars (without the consent of Master Perkins his Assigns) as imperfectly as are these two Books, entitled, The Reformation of Covetousness, and The Practise of Faith, justly and truly (for ought that I see) censured in the aforesaid Epistle. It is therefore now thought good to mention the particular Treatises, and works of his, which shall hereafter (if God will) be published, for the benefit of Gods Church: I do therefore hereby make known to ⟨image 17⟩all, whom it any way may concern, that there were found in the Study of the deceased, and are in the hands of his Executors, or Assigns, and preparing for the Press.
FOr asmuch as there hath beene lately signification made, of diuers of Maister Perkins his workes hereafter to be Printed, in an Epistle to the Reader premised before the Treatise of Callings, and the signification ⟨image 17⟩being but generall, might peraduenture giue occasion to some, to set out some particulars (without the consent of Maister Perkins his Assignes) as imperfectly as are these two Bookes, intituled, The Reformation of Couetousnesse, and The Practise of Faith, iustly and truely (for ought that I see) censured in the aforesaide Epistle. It is therefore nowe thought good to mention the particular Treatises, and workes of his, which shall hereafter (if God will) bee published, for the benefite of Gods Church: I doe therefore heereby make knowne to