Thomas Smith, in his Select Memoirs of the Lives Labors and Sufferings of Those Pious and Learned English and Scottish Divines... Promoting the Reformation writes,

This work is made up of a wide variety of Wycliffe's writings. Included are "His Confession respecting the Sacrament of the Lord's Supper," "His Letter of Excuse to pope Urban VI," "Antichrist's Labour to destroy Holy Writ," Wycliffe's "Opinions of the Papacy," "Of Spiritual Gifts," and articles on faith, the ten commandments, the Lord's prayer, temptation, sanctification, loving God, prayer, transubstantiation, and much more!

Also includes a 40 page account of Wycliffe's life, specimens of Wycliffe's translation of the Bible, an article on the "Disciples of Wycliffe" and "Writings and Examinations of Brute, Thorpe (Image Worship Unlawful), Cobham, Hilton, Pecock, Bilney, and Others."

This book also includes John Foxe's "The State of the Church of Christ at the Commencement of the Reformation" and "The Benefit and Invention of Printing" (from Foxe's Book of Martyrs).