OverviewThe school of Anglican preachers and theologians living under King Charles I, the Interregnum and Charles II are known collectively as the Caroline Divines. Selected writings of the Caroline Divines were collected by adherents of the Oxford Movement and published in the extensive (and never completed) Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology.
DocumentsThe Duty of Daily frequenting the Publick Service of the Church.
By John Adamson, M. A. Rector of Burton-Coggles in Lincolnshire.
London: Printed by Ben. Griffin for Samuel Keble, at the Turk's-Head, over against Fetter-lane, in Fleet-street, 1698. The Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology FiguresRichard Allestree Lancelot Andrewes Ralph Brownrigg King Charles the Martyr Brian Duppa Mark Frank Henry Hammond George Herbert Peter Heylyn William Laud Robert Sanderson Jeremy Taylor Izaak Walton | 
The Caroline Divines