Choice sermons preached upon selected occasions John Stoughton

Choice Sermons preached upon selected occasions by John Stoughton was published in London in 1640 by Richard Hodgkinson for Daniel Frere. This work combines three distinct sermon gatherings in one quarto volume, an unusual feature for Puritan publications of the period. Stoughton was a well-regarded preacher associated with Cambridge and London, and his sermons engaged directly with the concerns of early Stuart religious life. Among the contents are Choice Sermons, XI. Choice Sermons preached in Cambridge, and Seaven Sermons preached upon severall occasions. Within these appear titles such as The happinesse of peace, The love-sick spouse, The Burning Light, The Christians prayer for the Churches peace, Baruch's sore gently opened; God's salve skilfully applied, and A sermon upon 1 Sam, 2.30. Good, bound in full leather with rubbing and wear to corners and hinges; text block tight; pages with uniform toning. Format: Quarto (4to), single volume. Collation: "Choice Sermons": [8], 156, [2], 32, 64pp; "Sermons. in Cambridge": [16], 104, [6], 131, [1]pp; "Seven Sermons": [12], 37, [5], 49-76; [8], 55, [1]; [8], 68pp. Illustrations: None. Edition: First edition, 1640. Item Number (SKU): #29302. PHOTOS AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST.