Robert Gray (fl. 1609)

Robert Gray was an English clergyman and theologian active in the early seventeenth century whose polemical writings engaged with the religious and political controversies of the Jacobean era. His work *An Alarm to England* exemplifies the urgent theological discourse of the period, addressing contemporary concerns about religious reform and national spiritual welfare. Gray's contributions to early modern Protestant thought reflect the broader intellectual ferment of post-Reformation England during the reign of James I.