COLLECTION OF LETTERS
by William Law
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William Law saw many changes during his lifetime: the laws and authorities of his
British homeland underwent a major shift, he switched from one career to another, and
his personal spiritual philosophies evolved dramatically over time. Among his many
writings, Law wrote polemical tracts, practical devotional books, and, later in his life,
mystical reflections. His work influenced some of the greatest minds of the 18th century,
including Samuel Johnson, George Whitefield, and John and Charles Wesley. William
Law’s personal letters to friends, clergymen, and family give readers a unique insight into
his fascinating and complex mind. One can trace the development of Law’s relationships
and ideas as his life unfolds. Just as he emphasizes holy living and obedience to Christ in
his published works, so also does Law emphasize it in his everyday affairs.
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