Whitefield asks Charles Wesley to be his Successor--
Whitefield's Fellow-Voyagers--Letter to Ebenezer Blackwell--
Extracts from other Letters--Letter to the Religious Societies--
Arrival in America--Pennsylvania--Philadelphia--The Tennent
Family--Whitefield at New York--Return to Philadelphia--Log
College--Letter to Ralph Erskine--Gilbert Tennent--Scene in a
Church--Leaving Philadelphia--Benjamin Franklin--Journey
through Maryland, Virginia, and the Carolinas--Arrival at
Savannah--The Orphan House--Stephens's Journal--Letters to
Ralph Erskine and Gilbert Tennent--Letter to Slave-Owners--Plan
of Orphan House--At Charleston--Commissary Garden--Oglethorpe
snubs Whitefield--Letter to Wesley--Whitefield's Courtship--In
Philadelphia--Franklin's Account of Whitefield--Great Work in
Philadelphia--New Meeting House--Large Scheme--Letter to
Ebenezer Blackwell--Itinerating--Many Adversaries--Moravian
Settlement of Nazareth--William Seward--Enormous Labours--
Marvellous Movements--Results in Philadelphia--Letter to William
Seward--Missionary Advice--Calvinian Controversy--The Orphans
Praying--Philip Henry Molther--Letters to Rev. G. Stonehouse,
William Delamotte, and Wesley--Whitefield, practically, a
Dissenter--Whitefield in Commissary Garden's Court--Whitefield
out of Court--Reformation at Charleston--Election and Final
Perseverance--Letter to Bishop of London--Rev. Nathaniel Clap--
Boston--Labours in New England--"Washington's Elm"--Governor
Belcher--Letter by Charles Wesley--Sinless Perfection--William
Delamotte--A Week's Work--Whitefield's Preaching in New England--
Gilbert Tennent--Results in Boston--Visit to Jonathan Edwards--
Whitefield on New England--"The Querists"--Letters--Whitefield
and Wesley--Orphan-house Family--Jonathan Barber--The Savannah
Club--Hugh Bryan--Whitefield before Magistrates--His influence
in America--Hostile Publications--Nixon's Prophecy 307-458