Evangelicalism and Eschatology

David N. Hempton

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The great majority of his published sermons are occupied with argument or philippic against Romanists and unbelievers, with ‘vindications’ of the Bible, with the political interpretation of prophecy, or the criticism of public events.

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1968The Making of the English Working Class 1965The Making of the English Working Class.1961Fathers of the Victorians 1973A Sociology of Religion

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