Machine generated contents note: pt. I Religious goals: pastoral approaches to devotion, vocation, and print
1. The ubiquity of `the devotional'
2. The making of a pastor-author
3. The call to preach and the question of printed sermons
pt. II Audiences: imagining and fostering relationships with readers
4. If you learn nothing else: catechisms and the question of the fundamentals of the faith
5. Different audiences, different messages: explication and implication in anti-Catholic publications
6. A bit of parish trouble and a manual on giving: self-representation to insiders and outsiders
pt. III Innovation: adapting content, genre, and format
7. A trial, a guide for jurors, and an allegory: one experience inspiring generically divergent publications
8. A puritan pastor-author in the 1630s: tailoring the presentation of theological content
9. `That all the Lord's people could prophesy': innovating in the reference genre (and turning against episcopacy?)
10. The paradigm of the `pastor-author' beyond Bernard.