Changes for the Better consists of twenty chapters, sketches from Puritan times--especially Elizabeth's reign--each chapter being almost an entity in itself.
The great point of the book is its interest. It does not need to be made interesting; the stories grip you. The book abounds with anecdotes, but spiritual truth is clearly, yet unobtrusively, brought forward--the faithfulness of the godly, their severe persecutions, their stand for the truth, and the value of vital godliness.
