London's Lamentation for Her Sins: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

London's Lamentation for Her Sins, credited to William Crashaw, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

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LibriVox recording of London's Lamentation for Her Sins by William Crashaw. Read in English by InTheDesert. London's lamentation for her sins and complaint to the Lord her God out of which may be picked a prayer for private families, for the time of this fearful infection and may serve for a help to holiness and humiliation for such as keep the fast in private: together with a sovereign receipt against the plague - Summary from Subtitle

Recording facts

• Recording title: London's Lamentation for Her Sins
• Author credits: William Crashaw
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 4
• Listed recording duration: 1:05:29

Catalogue topics

• London
• prayer
• sin
• sermon
• plague
• puritan
• fasting
• pandemic

Track guide

1. 01 - Title Page — 1:16
2. 02 - To the Right Honourable, the Lord Mayor of London, the Right Worshipful the Sheriffs and Aldermen, and the Rest of the Godly Citizens and Offiers, Who Have Either Stayed in Their Places and Duties During This Visitation: or Sent Their Large and Comfortable Benevolence for the Poor the Blessings of This and a Better Life — 10:56
3. 03 - London's Lamentable Complaint to Her God Containing, a Prayer for the Time of Infection: Afore Confession of Sin a Meditation upon the Causes and Remedy of This Plague: a Thanksgiving for God's Mercy Even in This Cross — 37:57
4. 04 - A Sovereign Medicine for and Against the Plague: Being an Ancient and Approved Antidote, and the Sure and Infallible Way How to Escape the Plague, or at Least the Plague of the Plague — 15:20

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