Influence of Health and Disease on Christian Experience (2) 1860

Four cases of mental disorder within the sphere of the author's pastoral experience—The mistake of imputing to Satanic agency what is dependent on bodily disease—Case of the wife of Rev. John Newton—Case of John Bunyan—of Martin Luther—Opinion of Richard Baxter— Injurious influence on the mind ascribed to Calvinism—Opinion of a writer in the Encyclopedia Britannica—of Esquirol—Macaulay—Haley's insinuation in relation to Cowper unwarranted— Judicious remark of Dr. Cheyne—Case of
an injured wife in London.