The Classic Collection of William Law gathers eighteen of the most influential works by one of the greatest Christian spiritual writers of the eighteenth century. This illustrated edition includes celebrated classics such as A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, The Spirit of Prayer, The Spirit of Love, The Power of the Spirit, and other profound writings devoted to spiritual renewal, inner transformation, prayer, and the pursuit of a deeply devoted Christian life.William Law became renowned for his powerful call to sincere faith and practical holiness. His writings challenge readers to move beyond formal religion toward a living spirituality rooted in humility, self-discipline, compassion, and constant awareness of the divine presence. In A Serious Call to a Devout and Holy Life, Law presents one of the most influential guides to Christian devotion ever written, urging believers to dedicate every aspect of life to spiritual purpose. In works such as The Spirit of Prayer and The Spirit of Love, he explores the inner life of the soul and the transformative power of divine grace and selfless love.Written with remarkable clarity, wisdom, and spiritual intensity, Law’s works have inspired generations of theologians, mystics, and ordinary readers seeking deeper faith and moral integrity. His reflections unite practical guidance with profound philosophical and spiritual insight, making his writings timeless and universally relevant.Enhanced with illustrations, this collection serves as both an invaluable introduction to William Law’s spiritual legacy and a lasting resource for personal study and contemplation. Ideal for readers interested in Christian mysticism, devotional literature, theology, and spiritual philosophy, The Classic Collection of William Law remains a powerful guide to the inner life and the pursuit of holiness.Contents:• A Serious Call To A Devout And Holy Life• The Spirit of Prayer• The Spirit of Love• The Way to Divine Knowledge• An Humble, Earnest and Affectionate Address to the Clergy• A Treatise on Christian Perfection• An Earnest and Serious Answer to Dr Trapp’s Discourse• An Appeal to All that Doubt• Of Justification by Faith and Works – Dialogue Between a Methodist and a Churchman• On the Lord’s Supper• The Grounds and Reasons of Christian Regeneration• A Collection of Letters• Letters to a Lady Inclined to Enter The Church of Rome• Three Letters to the Bishop of Bangor• The Absolute Unlawfulness of Stage-Entertainment• Remarks Upon ‘The Fable of the Bees’• A Short But Sufficient Confutation of the Rev Warburton