A Sermon Preached to the Societies for Reformation of Manners: At St. Mary-Le-Bow, on Monday, January the 2d, MDCCXVI. by Hugh Boulter, ......
This is a digitally restored and enhanced version of the sermon, "A Sermon Preached To The Societies For Reformation Of Manners," delivered by Hugh Boulter at St. Mary-le-Bow on January 2, 1716. Boulter's discourse provides valuable insight into the religious and social concerns of early 18th-century England, specifically addressing the ongoing efforts to reform public morals and manners.
Boulter, a prominent clergyman and later Archbishop of Armagh, was a key figure in the religious landscape of his time. This sermon reflects the prevailing attitudes towards social order, religious duty, and the role of societies dedicated to moral improvement. It offers historians and scholars a primary source document that illuminates the intersection of religion, society, and reform movements in the Georgian era. A significant contribution to understanding the history of social reform and religious thought.
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