Quaker's Sermon Or A Holding Forth Concerning Barabbas

Set in 1711, the narrative explores the moral complexities of society, highlighting how a notoriously bad man can often receive more admiration than virtuous individuals. It serves as a cautionary reminder to readers not to be swayed by public opinion, especially when witnessing the triumphs of the undeserving and the neglect of the truly good. The reproduction of this text retains its historical significance, though some pages may present challenges due to age and condition, and it is written in Old English.