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This collection of sermons by Frederick Denison Maurice, a prominent Anglican theologian and social reformer, was delivered in Lincoln's Inn Chapel in the mid-19th century. The sermons cover a wide range of topics, from ethics and morality to social justice and political reform. They offer a fascinating insight into the religious and intellectual debates of the Victorian era and the role of the clergy in shaping public opinion.
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