A Sermon On The Late Earthquakes, : More Particularly That At Lisbon (Paperback)

This is a published sermon by Thomas Alcock reflecting on the Lisbon earthquake. Delivered in the wake of the devastating event, "A Sermon On The Late Earthquakes, More Particularly That At Lisbon" offers a contemporary religious perspective on the disaster.

Alcock's sermon likely explores themes of divine judgment, human suffering, and the relationship between God and the natural world, providing insight into the religious and philosophical responses to the Lisbon earthquake in 18th-century England. It provides a valuable historical document for understanding the impact of the Lisbon earthquake on religious thought and the broader intellectual landscape of the time.

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