Publisher's Synopsis
This collection of sermons by George Moberly, the nineteenth-century Bishop of Salisbury, offers a window into the religious life of Winchester College, one of England's oldest and most prestigious public schools. Moberly's sermons cover a range of subjects, from the nature of sin to the importance of character and virtue. They offer a glimpse into the moral and spiritual education that was once at the heart of the English public school system.
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