Remorseless Liberty Sacrifice Sermon Echoes 1698
A 1775 London Evening Post fragment recalls Lord Folkstone’s blasphemy charge and a Lord Mayor stance on January 30 as a festival. It includes Bishop Fleetwood’s 1698 sermon text on David and Saul, praising King Charles I while urging repentance for national misdeeds and faulting mal administration. The piece ends with Dean Stanhope’s remarks on regicide and divine justice.
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Fear and caution toward pretended patriots in church and state
The speaker warns against those who defend the horrid act and urge listening to insinuations of pretended patriots. He fears such provocations could lead to cession and threaten the present happy constitution of church and state. He urges jealousy toward those who justify the act and undermine government and principle.
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