Synge, Richard Chaplain at Somerset House.
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Loyalty to His Majesty King George , recommended in eight sermons upon the following subjects: the advantages design'd for mankind by the Christian religion. A serious Admonition to the Members of the Church of England, deduc'd from God's Dealings with his People Israel. The fatal Consequences of over-much Wickedness; preach'd upon the Execution of some Gentlemen concern'd in the late Rebellion. God the Author of Peace, and wicked Men the Authors of Confusion. A Thanksgiving Sermon for the quashing the late unnatural Rebellion. On his sacred Majesty's happy Accession to the Throne. Seasonable Advice to seditious Male-Contents. The Advantages of good Government, and the Blessings we derive from the happy Revolution. Publish'd for the Benefit of unhappy Youths, and other inconsiderate Persons, who are drawn from their Allegiance by the artful Delusions of ill-designing Men, Enemies to our Happy Establishment both in Church and State. By Rich. Synge, Chaplain at Somerset-House.
Synge, Richard Chaplain at Somerset House.Date: 1720- E-books
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The good man's refuge in distress and, the right way to secure and perpetuate the blessings of our present establishment. Delivered in two sermons at the Savoy. The former August 8, 1714, on occasion of the death of Queen Anne; the latter October 3 following, on the happy arrival of King George. By Richard Synge, ..
Synge, Richard Chaplain at Somerset House.Date: 1714- E-books
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Seasonable advice to seditious malecontents . A sermon preach'd at St. James's church in Westminster, on Sunday, June 26, 1715. Occasion'd by the Lord Bishop of London's Letter to his Clergy. By Richard Synge of the Savoy. Publish'd at the earnest Request of the Gentlemen of the Vestry.
Synge, Richard Chaplain at Somerset House.Date: 1715