Three sermons, preached at the Norfolk assizes in the spring and summer 1788, and in the spring 1789, on the necessity of government, and the Usefulness of Magistrates, and on Civil and Religious Liberty. Illustrated with Notes. Containing Remarks upon Inspiration, the Variety of Opinions subsisting among Christians, Establishments, and other Points of Importance relative to the present State of Christianity. By the Rev. William Manning, Rector of Diss and Brome in Norfolk.