Seasonable Observations on the Layman's Sermon at Lincoln's Inn
A dense critique of a lay sermon attacking the clergy and their power. The writer argues power resides with law and crown, not clergy, and defends ecclesiastical influence, while challenging the author’s figures on church wealth. He notes parallels to historic abuses, defends clerical reform, and questions lay prejudice against church offices.
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Lincoln’s-Inn
Lincolns-Inn
Commission of the Peace
P. Gi
Elpes
Ioney
Lord
K. William
Q. Anne
Aichelimarien
Foreign Literary Fragments on Congo Kingdom Origins
Paris sketches continue Father Cavazzi translation describing Congo history. It notes early literacy limits, warns about unreliable accounts, and recounts traditions of the commonwealth form. It mentions the first ruler Lugueny and kin Ma-cu-claw expanding control along the Zaire River.
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Kingdom of
Congo
Kitie
Lugueny
Ma-cu-claw
Adsan
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Richard Hooker
the Temple
Paris
Father Labat
Angoa
Metamba
Cavazzi
Rome
Zaire
Dugueny