17th-century Christian clergy
Antonio de Olivares
Cotton Mather
Edmund Calamy the Elder
George Fox
Henry Ainsworth
Increase Mather
Isaac Milles
John Bunyan
John Cotton (minister)
John Davenport (minister)
John Eliot (missionary)
John Hale (minister)
John Robinson (pastor)
John Russell (clergyman)
John Wheelwright
Puritans
Richard Mather
Samuel Parris
Samuel Wesley (poet)
Samuel Willard
Francis DaneFrancis HigginsonGeorge BurroughsGershom BulkeleyGilbert RuleHugh Owen (minister)Ichabod WiswallJean DruysJohannes Chrysostomus vander SterreJohn Allen (puritan)John Hall (minister)John MurtonJohn MylesJohn Norton (divine)John StrangJohn Williams (minister and physician)Michael WigglesworthNathaniel Rogers (minister)Nicholas NoyesNikephor Alphery
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17th-century Anglican clergy17th-century Baptist ministers17th-century Eastern Catholic clergy17th-century Eastern Orthodox clergy17th-century English clergy17th-century Lutheran clergy17th-century Oriental Orthodox clergy17th-century Protestant religious leaders17th-century Roman Catholic clergy17th-century bishopsThirty Years' War chaplainsWelsh independent ministers of the Interregnum (England)
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