Obedience to governors stated and enforced [electronic resource] : A sermon preach'd at Queen Borough in Kent, on the 29th of September, being the day of the election of the Mayor of that Borough. By Theodore Delafaye, A.M. minister of Queenborough, and chaplain of His Majesty's Ordinary at Sheerness.

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