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A vital historical document, "An Address to Lord Teignmouth, occasioned by his address to the clergy of the Church of England," offers a fascinating glimpse into 18th-century religious ethics and discourse. Authored by Thomas Sikes, this work directly engages with the influential figure of John Shore, Baron Teignmouth, and his perspectives on the role and responsibilities of the clergy within the Church of England.
This book provides invaluable insight into the religious landscape of the time, exploring themes of Christian history, theology, and moral teaching. Delve into the concerns and challenges facing religious leaders and the ethical frameworks guiding their conduct. Sikes's address serves as both a biographical reflection on Teignmouth's impact and a broader examination of religious life. A significant contribution to the study of religious biography and Christian ethics, this volume presents a compelling snapshot of a pivotal era.
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