A Sermon Preached Before the Sons of the Clergy, at Their Anniversary Meeting, in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, on May 17, 1770. Also, A List of ... Collections Made at the Anniversary Meeting

Peter Whalley's sermon captures the essence of the 18th century, a period marked by profound change and enlightenment. Delivered at a significant gathering of the Sons of the Clergy in the grand setting of St. Paul's Cathedral, his words resonate with the themes of faith, community, and the moral responsibilities of the clergy. The anniversary meeting serves as a backdrop for Whalley's reflections on the evolving roles of religious figures amidst the dynamic societal shifts of his time.

Alongside the sermon, the book presents a detailed list of the collections made during the gathering. This addition not only highlights the philanthropic efforts of the Sons of the Clergy but also serves to connect their spiritual mission with tangible support for those in need. Whalley's eloquence in addressing both divine matters and practical charity offers a glimpse into the intertwined nature of faith and social responsibility during an era of exploration and enlightenment.