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- THE LIFE AND TIMES
- OF THE
- REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A.
- THE LIFE
- OF THE
- REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD,
- B.A., OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE, OXFORD.
- BY
- REV. L. TYERMAN,
- AUTHOR OF
- VOL I.
- HODDER AND STOUGHTON,
- 27, PATERNOSTER ROW, E.C.
- MDCCCLXXVI.
- PREFACE.
- L. TYERMAN.
- GENERAL CONTENTS.
- WHITEFIELD'S BOYHOOD.
- 1714 TO 1732.
- PAGE
- WHITEFIELD AT COLLEGE.
- 1732 TO 1735.
- WHITEFIELD ORDAINED.
- MAY 1735 TO JUNE 1736.
- COMMENCEMENT OF MINISTRY.
- A YEAR OF PREACHING.
- FIRST VISIT TO AMERICA.
- COMMENCEMENT OF OUTDOOR PREACHING.
- JANUARY TO AUGUST, 1739.
- SECOND VISIT TO AMERICA.
- AUGUST 1739 TO MARCH 1741.
- WHITEFIELD'S RETURN TO ENGLAND IN 1741.
- MARCH TO JULY, 1741.
- FIRST VISIT TO SCOTLAND.
- AUGUST TO NOVEMBER, 1741.
- SEVEN MONTHS IN ENGLAND.
- NOVEMBER 1741 TO JUNE, 1742.
- THE LIFE
- OF
- THE REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD, B.A.
- 1732 TO 1735.
- On the death of a young friend, Whitefield wrote:--
- MAY 1735 TO JUNE 1736.
- Three days after his ordination, he wrot
- "It was now about the middle of February
- The following extract is thoroughly _Whitefieldian_:--
- One of the preacher's inferences is as follows:--
- The hardware list includes the following:--
- On the day before his arrival, he wrote:--
- 1 pair of box hinges 0 0 6
- 50 lb. of beef, at 2d. 0 8 4
- 32 lb. of biscuit, at 2d. 0 5 4
- Half a bushel of corn 0 1 6
- Left him for a year's provisions and other necessaries 11 0 0
- On November 4, Whitefield remarked:--
- A week later he wrote again:--
- Whitefield says:--
- JANUARY TO AUGUST, 1739.
- On the same occasion, Charles Wesley wrote:--
- Mr. Venn, the writer of this account, then adds:--
- When Newgate was closed against him, he wrote:--
- He writes again:--
- ON MR. WHITEFIELD'S PREACHING IN MOORFIELDS, NEAR BEDLAM.
- Poor Periam wrote to Whitefield as follows:--
- Whitefield writes:--
- To this lengthened letter, Whitefield sent the following reply:--
- On May 9, Periam wrote again to Whitefield as follows:--
- The following are extracts from his Journal:--
- On June 10, Whitsunday, he writes:--
- So much as it respects Wesley. What did Whitefield say? He writes:--
- On Tuesday, July 10, he writes:--
- To this Whitefield returned the following reply:--
- On the subject of secession, Erskine writes:--
- To return to Whitefield's Journal. He writes:--
- The next extract is one of Whitefield's terrible declamations;--
- The article proceeds to stigmatise Whitefield as follows:--
- 1. "A Defence of the Rev. Mr. Whitefield."
- 2. "An Expostulatory Letter to the Rev. Mr. Whitefield."
- 14. "A Letter to the Bishops, in relation to Mr. Whitefield."
- 15. "True Character of Mr. Whitefield."
- 16. "Enthusiasm Explained."
- 17. "Narrative of the Life of Mr. Whitefield."
- 18. "A Dialogue between Mr. Whitefield and Mr. Garnor."
- 19. "The Mock Preacher."
- 22. "The Pious Youth. Addressed to Mr. Whitefield."
- 23. "The Accomplished Methodist."
- 25. "The Case between Mr. Whitefield and Dr. Stebbing."
- 35. "Anti-Methodism Displayed."
- 37. "A Letter to Robert Seagrave, M.A." By Timothy Scrubb.
- 40. "The Amorous Humours of one Whitefield."
- Dr. Stebbing, in his Sermon on the New Birth, sneeringly observes:--
- In another pamphlet (No. 28), "A Curate in the Country" writes:--
- From Pamphlet No. 46 the following is taken:--
- The following are the last lines of this disgraceful production:--
- 14. "Prayers on Several Occasions."[256] 8vo. 24 pp.
- AUGUST 1739 TO MARCH 1741.
- To other friends, Whitefield wrote:--
- Other friends were addressed as follows:--
- The next extract also expresses the same sentiments:--
- In a letter to Hervey, Whitefield wrote:--
- Writing to his mother, Whitefield says:--
- To Mr. Gilbert Tennent, Whitefield wrote the following:--
- To the Rev. William Tennent, he addressed the following:--
- To Mr. Noble, of New York, he wrote as follows:--
- Franklin adds:--
- Another writer observes:--
- On the same day, Whitefield wrote:--
- This was enormous labour for an enfeebled man. He writes:--
- To his mother he addressed the following:--
- The following was addressed to Howell Harris:--
- The Rev. William Cooper wrote:--
- To another friend, Whitefield wrote:--
- Writing to Howell Harris, Whitefield exultingly remarks:--
- The following is the last sentence of Mr. Smyth's pamphlet:--
- MARCH TO JULY, 1741.
- To the Rev. Mr. Cooper, at Boston, he wrote:--
- To another friend, he wrote as follows:--
- To a minister at Charleston, he wrote:--
- The Rev. Gilbert Tennent, also, wrote to Whitefield as follows:--
- To his friend, the Rev. Josiah Smith, of Charleston, he wrote:--
- 1741. COLLECTIONS AT £ _s._ _d._
- Total £339 10 10-1/2
- AUGUST TO NOVEMBER, 1741.
- To the Rev. Mr. Ogilvie, of Aberdeen, he wrote:--
- To Lord Rae, Whitefield wrote as follows:--
- A fortnight later, another friend in Edinburgh said:--
- In reference to the same city, Edinburgh, the Rev. Dr. Muir wrote:--
- The Rev. Mr. Willison, of Dundee, wrote:--
- NOVEMBER 1741 TO JUNE 1742.
- To a friend in Edinburgh, he wrote:--
- To a friend in London, he remarked:--
- Whitefield adds:--
- On the same day, he wrote to Gilbert Tennent:--
- To a friend, at New Brunswick, he remarked:--
- On February 5, he wrote again to Gilbert Tennent:--
- END OF VOL. I.
- BY THE REV. L. TYERMAN.
- WITH BIOGRAPHICAL NOTICES OF OTHERS.
- THE LIFE AND TIMES OF THE REV. SAMUEL WESLEY, M. A.,
- FATHER OF THE REVS. JOHN AND CHARLES WESLEY.
- ROWLAND HILL, HIS LIFE, ANECDOTES, AND PULPIT SAYINGS.
- ANECDOTES OF THE WESLEYS.
- BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
- ANECDOTES OF REV. GEORGE WHITEFIELD.
- WITH A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH.
- MEN OF FAITH;
- OR,
- SKETCHES FROM THE BOOK OF JUDGES.
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- MEMOIRS OF THE REV. C. G. FINNEY,
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- THE LIFE OF THE REV. ALFRED COOKMAN,
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