What is Thomas Fuller?
{{nosources|date=January 2013}} [[File:Thomas Fuller 1841.jpg|thumb|Thomas Fuller]] '''Thomas Fuller''' (1608–1661) was an [[English people|English]] writer, historian and [[clergyman]]. After taking a [[Master of Arts]] degree from [[Cambridge University]] he decided to join the church. He used to write to share his ideas with people. He wrote many books like ''The History of the Holy War'' (1639), ''The Holy State and Profane State'' (1642), ''Good Thoughts in Bad Times'' (1645), ''Good Thoughts in Worse Times'' (1647), ''A History of the University of Cambridge'' (1659) and ''Mixed Contemplations in Better Times'' (1660). Thomas Fuller strongly supported the English Royalist party and was very loyal to King [[Charles I of England]]. He suffered a lot after his defeat but later on, after the [[English Restoration]], he became [[Chaplain]] to King [[Charles II of England]]. {{DEFAULTSORT:Fuller, Thomas}} [[Category:1608 births]] [[Category:1661 deaths]] [[Category:English people]] [[Category:17th-century English writers]]