[The] members of a society consider'd, in their different characters, of scornful and wise. Or, Their influence, as such, upon the city or community they belong to; set forth in A sermon preach'd in the Royal Chapel at Dublin-Castle, Sunday July the 29, 1711. Before His Grace James Duke of Ormonde, lord lieutenant-general, and general governor of Ireland. By John Dane, D.D. rector fo all saints in Golchester: one of His Grace's domestick chaplians; and chaplain in Ordinary. Publish'd by His Grace's command.

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MDCCXI. [1711]