Sermons

This collection of sermons by two prominent 18th-century dissenting ministers offers a valuable window into the religious and political debates of the era. Joseph Priestley and Richard Price were both outspoken advocates of religious and political freedom, and their sermons reflect their commitment to liberal and progressive ideals. With topics ranging from 'The Duty of Praying for Rulers' to 'The Necessity of National Reformation', these sermons are both historically significant and spiritually inspiring.
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