A Sermon, Preached On The Day Of General Fast, February 27, 1799: By Polemophilus Brown, Formerly Curate, Now Vicar Of P-n
This is a sermon delivered on a day of general fast, February 27, 1799, by Polemophilus Brown, the Vicar of P-n. The sermon reflects the religious and political climate of the late 18th century, offering insights into the social concerns and theological perspectives prevalent at the time. Addressed to a contemporary audience, it provides a valuable historical record of the period's fast-day practices and the role of religious leaders in shaping public opinion. Readers interested in religious history, 18th-century studies, or the history of sermon literature will find "A Sermon, Preached On The Day Of General Fast, February 27, 1799" to be a compelling and informative document.
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