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Prose history and treatise, using the story of the Good Samaritan to argue for the healing that the return of Charles will bring to a wounded nation.
Sermon delivered on 25 March 1660 on Proverbs 24:21: 'My son, fear God and the King, and meddle not with them that be seditious or desirous of change'.
Another edition [Wing G2012] has the two works printed in a different order with the sermon taking up the title page and being printed first, and then being followed by the pamphlet. It also includes a dedication to Monck not included here.
John Milton wrote a response to the sermon, 'Brief Notes on a Late Sermon' [see Wing M2097], which was published later the same year. |