Philip Stubbs

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Born	c.1555
Died	c.1610 • London • England
Notable Works	“Anatomie of Abuses” • “Christal Glasse for Christian Women”

John Milton

English poet

William Prynne

English pamphleteer

John Bunyan

English author

William Penn

English Quaker leader and colonist

William Laud

archbishop of Canterbury

John Foxe

English Puritan preacher and author

Thomas Hooker

American colonial clergyman

Edmund Grindal

archbishop of Canterbury

Sir Henry Vane, the Younger

English administrator

Richard Baxter

English minister

Hugh Peter

English minister

William Ames

English theologian

William Strode

English politician

John Owen

English minister

Miles Coverdale

bishop of Exeter

Lodowick Muggleton

English religious leader

Robert Rich, 2nd earl of Warwick

English colonial administrator

Stephen Marshall

English clergyman

Robert Crowley

English social reformer

Sir Thomas Pride

English soldier

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