A Sermon, Preached at Monkwell Street Meeting-house, October 16th, 1796, On Occasion of the Death of Dr. James Fordyce, Who Died at Bath, October 1st, Aged 76

In this poignant sermon, James Lindsay reflects on the life and legacy of Dr. James Fordyce, who passed away at the age of 76. Delivered at the Monkwell Street Meeting-house, the sermon serves as both a eulogy and an exploration of the values embodied by Fordyce, whose contributions to society and scholarship were deeply felt.

Lindsay eloquently articulates the profound impact of Fordyce's teachings and character, inviting listeners to celebrate his memory while also encouraging a deeper contemplation of their own lives and commitments. This preservation of historical thought provides valuable insights into the cultural context of the late 18th century and highlights the timeless relevance of moral and spiritual guidance.