One Hundred and Sixteen Sermons, Preached Out of the First Lessons at Morning and Evening Prayer, for All Sundays in the Year; Volume 1

First published in 1653, this volume contains a wealth of sermons and reflections on the Christian faith and practice. Written by William Reading, an Anglican minister and scholar, these sermons are based on the traditional 'first lessons' readings from the Book of Common Prayer, and provide valuable insights into the religious and cultural context of 17th century England.
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