Published in the early 17th century, this collection of sermons by Lancelot Andrewes provides a fascinating glimpse into the religious and political life of early modern England. Andrewes was a leading figure in the Church of England, and his sermons offer a deeply theological perspective on a range of topics, from prayer and repentance to the nature of God and the relationship between church and state. In addition to their religious significance, the sermons are notable for their elegant prose style, which has made Andrewes one of the most celebrated writers of his era.

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