George the Third, a True Israelite: A Funeral Sermon...
This is a funeral sermon titled "George the Third, a True Israelite" delivered by Richard Grimes in 1820. The sermon eulogizes King George III, framing his reign within a religious context. Grimes presents George III as a figure of righteousness and piety, drawing parallels between his life and the virtues of the Israelites. This historical document offers insight into the religious and political sentiments of the time, reflecting the deep respect and reverence afforded to the monarchy. Grimes's work provides a window into the cultural and spiritual landscape of early 19th-century England, showcasing the intertwining of religious belief and national identity.
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