Publisher's Synopsis
This is a rare historical document, presenting the final words of Archbishop William Laud, who was executed during the English Civil War. The book includes the text of Laud's funeral sermon, delivered from the scaffold on Tower Hill, as well as the prayers he offered in his final moments. It is a haunting and poignant reminder of the price paid for religious freedom in England.
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