An Elegy on the Much-To-Be-Deplored Death of That Never-To-Be-Forgotten Person, the Reverend Nathanael Collins: Who After He Had Been Many Years a Fai

The narrative reflects on the life and legacy of Reverend Nathanael Collins, a devoted pastor in Middletown, Connecticut. It captures the profound sense of loss felt by his community following his death at the age of forty-three. The elegy emphasizes his unwavering commitment to his congregation over many years, highlighting the impact of his ministry and the sorrow surrounding his passing in October 1684. Through poignant reflections, it conveys themes of grief, remembrance, and the enduring influence of a beloved spiritual leader.