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Shuttleworth's Sermons on the Leading Principles and Practical Duties of Christianity – Volumes I & II (1834)
A scarce and substantial two-volume theological work by Philip Nicholas Shuttleworth, D.D. (1782–1842), later Bishop of Chichester and Warden of New College, Oxford. These volumes contain a collection of sermons exploring the foundational doctrines, moral teachings, and practical duties of the Christian faith from an Anglican perspective.
Published in London in 1834, this set reflects the religious scholarship and preaching tradition of early 19th-century England. Shuttleworth was a respected churchman and academic whose writings sought to unite sound doctrine with practical Christian living, making these volumes valuable both as theological works and as historical artifacts of Victorian-era religious thought.
An excellent addition to any collection of antique theology, Anglican studies, ecclesiastical history, or nineteenth-century religious literature. The set appeals to collectors, scholars, clergy, and readers interested in the development of Christian doctrine and pastoral teaching during the period.
Title: Sermons on the Leading Principles and Practical Duties of Christianity
Author: Philip Nicholas Shuttleworth, D.D.
Publication: London, 1834
Format: Two Volumes (Vol. I & II)
Subject: Christian Theology, Anglican Sermons, Religious History
A handsome and increasingly difficult-to-find nineteenth-century theological work from a notable English bishop and scholar.
