SERMONS BY PARLIAMENTARY CHAPLAINS.

Perhaps there is nothing in ecclesiastical writings more ludicrously and

rabidly solemn than the sermons preached before "The Honourable House of

Commons" during the Protectorate, by that warlike race of saints who figure

so extensively in the {35} history of those times. I possess some thirty of

these, and extract from their pages the following morsels, which may be

taken as a fair sample of the general strain:

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