Political occasion

Keble's notes on a sermon by "Dr Mosse" (Robert Moss). Preached as "thankes for victories over the french".

Keble's notes on a sermon by Dr (Thomas) Richardson on the occasion of the "french peace" (i.e., the end of the Nine Years' War).

Keble's notes on a sermon by "Dr Lindford" (Thomas Lynford) on the occasion of "a Generall fast in hopes of peace with france".

Keble's notes on a sermon by Mr (Thomas) Richardson delivered as "Thanks for delivery from French Assassination". Presumably this refers to the unsuccessful Jacobite assassination attempt against King William III in 1696. The sermon was delivered on a Thursday.

Keble's notes on a sermon preached by "Mr Clegat" (William Clagett, preacher at Gray's Inn).

Presentation copy.

"A Sermon preached vpon the 30. of Jan: 1661.being ye daye wch was appointed by authority for publiqe fasting and humiliation for the most execrable murder of our late King and Sovereigne Charles the first of ever blessed memory." Presentation copy.

Fair copy of sermon notes. Headed "5 Novemb: 1607. The day of deliverance from the gun-powder treason."

Loose pages from Henry's notebook (Bundle #26).

Loose pages of Henry's notebook (Bundle #19). Preached by "Mr. Thomas."