Description
This work presents a significant historical sermon delivered by Jo. Goodman, addressing the esteemed Lord Mayor Sir Robert Clayton and the influential aldermen of London in the Guild-Hall Chapel. Set against the backdrop of 1679, the sermon reflects the social and political climate of the time, offering insights into community values and the moral reflections that guided civic leadership.
Through Goodman’s eloquent discourse, readers are invited to explore the historical context and the pressing issues of the era. The sermon not only serves as a religious commentary but also acts as a window into the governance and societal expectations of a vibrant 17th-century London, preserved authentically from its original print.
Through Goodman’s eloquent discourse, readers are invited to explore the historical context and the pressing issues of the era. The sermon not only serves as a religious commentary but also acts as a window into the governance and societal expectations of a vibrant 17th-century London, preserved authentically from its original print.
Book Details
Format
Paperback
Pages
46 pages
Language
English
Published
Jan 3, 2011
Publisher
EEBO Editions, ProQuest
ISBN-10
1240844727
ISBN-13
9781240844722
Genres
Art & Photography
