The trial of Dr. Sacherverll. Dr Henry Sacheverell, 1674 - 1724. Englsih high church Anglican clergyman famous for his sermons entitled The Perils of False Brethren, in Church, and State delivered in 1709, criticising the Whig ministry, he was impeached and found guilty by the House of Commons. From Cassells Illustrated History of England, published c. 1890

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The trial of Dr. Sacherverll. Dr Henry Sacheverell, 1674 - 1724. Englsih high church Anglican clergyman famous for his sermons entitled The Perils of False Brethren, in Church, and State delivered in 1709, criticising the Whig ministry, he was impeached and found guilty by the House of Commons. From Cassells Illustrated History of England, published c. 1890

The trial of Dr. Sacherverll. Dr Henry Sacheverell, 1674 - 1724. Englsih high church Anglican clergyman famous for his sermons entitled The Perils of False Brethren, in Church, and State delivered in 1709, criticising the Whig ministry, he was impeached and found guilty by the House of Commons. From Cassells Illustrated History of England, published c.1890

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18th Century Anglican Clergyman Court Englsih Guilty House Of Commons Judge 1709 Courtroom Criticising High Church Impeached Sermons

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This print captures the historic trial of Dr. Henry Sacheverell, an influential high church Anglican clergyman from the late 17th to early 18th century. Renowned for his powerful sermons titled "The Perils of False Brethren, in Church, and State" delivered in 1709, he fearlessly criticized the Whig ministry of that time. However, his boldness came at a cost. Impeached by the House of Commons for his controversial views on governance and religion, Dr. Sacheverell found himself standing before a judge in this courtroom scene depicted in exquisite detail. The engraving showcases the solemnity and gravity of the moment as history unfolds before our eyes. Published around 1890 as part of Cassells Illustrated History of England, this archival image transports us back to a pivotal period when religious dissent clashed with political power. It serves as a testament to both Dr. Sacheverell's unwavering conviction and the turbulent times he lived in. With its vintage charm and historical significance, this picture offers viewers a glimpse into an era long gone but not forgotten—a reminder that even centuries later, we can still learn from those who dared to challenge authority and defend their beliefs against all odds.

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