Letter to Charles II urges genuine repentance and religion
A lengthy admonitory letter from Dr Burnet to King Charles II pleads for true religious reform, warning that misrule and moral decline have alienated subjects. It argues the king must repent, reform his court, and abandon sinful pleasures to restore divine favor and public harmony.
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