Political occasion

Preached twice in Deptford on the anniversary of the Restoration.

French translation of Sacheverell's famous English sermon. Translated by Nicolas Francois D'Origny De La Loge. The original sermon was dedicated to Samuel Garrard, 4th Baronet, Lord Mayor of London.

This sermon was preached on the anniversary of the Gowry conspiracy.

Notes from Bishop Taylor's sermon at the opening of the Parliament of Ireland on 8 May 1661.

This sermon is adapted from one preached in 1674, when Ascension Day coincided with the anniversary of the Restoration. Written in a formal, clear had which may be that of either a copyist or the author.

Bishop Burnet's copy of the sermon that he preached at the coronation of William III and Mary II at Westminster Abbey. This appears to be the copy that was sent to the printers. Burnet was "invited by their Majesty's special command." The sermon was licensed by James Fraser on 12 April 1689.

Written in a section of the manuscript containing notes from printed books and pamphlets. These are likely notes taken from Burnet's sermon, which was printed in 1684. That is the source of the Bible text and preaching information given here.

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