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- THE
- LIFE AND TIMES
- OF THE
- REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A.,
- BY THE
- REV. L. TYERMAN,
- IN THREE VOLUMES.
- VOL. II.
- GENERAL CONTENTS.
- VOL. II.
- PART III.
- THE LIFE AND TIMES
- OF
- THE REV. JOHN WESLEY, M.A.
- 5. “A Short English Grammar.” 12mo, 12 pages.
- 7. “Sermons on several Occasions.” Vol. II., 12mo, 312 pages.
- 4. “A Short Latin Grammar.” 12mo, 48 pages.
- 6. “Directions concerning Pronunciation and Gesture.” 12mo, 12 pages.
- On the same day, the bishop answered as follows:—
- His publications, during 1750, were as follows.—
- A friend, writing to Wesley, at the commencement of the year, observes:—
- 3. They were exempted from acting as jurymen.
- 2. “A Short Hebrew Grammar.” 12mo, 11 pages.
- 3. “A Short Greek Grammar.” 12mo, 80 pages.
- 4. “A Short French Grammar.” 12mo, 35 pages.
- 2. “Some Account of the Life and Death of Matthew Lee.” 12mo, 24 pages.
- In the other letter, Wesley writes:—
- In reference to his egotistic title page
- “DEAR SIR,—In my last journey into the n
- CHARLES WESLEY.”
- Anxious for the conversion of the poor A
- “These new gospel preachers are close fr
- On March 31, Grimshaw replied, stating:-
- PART III.
- About the same time, Fletcher of Madeley wrote to Charles Wesley—
- His advices to those who professed perfection are—
- 7. “Ought any woman to marry without the consent of her parents?
- 12. “What can be done to make the people sing true?
- 13. “What is it best to take after preaching?
- 17. “Has the office of an assistant been thoroughly executed?
- 18. “Is there any other advice which you would give assistants?
- 19. “What do you advise with regard to public buildings?
- 20. “How may we raise a general fund?
- 21. “How may provision be made for old o
- “MY DEAR LADY,—I am much obliged to your
- During his stay with Mr. Knox, Wesley wrote as follows:—
- On the first of these points, the question is asked,—
- His next aim was to increase their holiness; hence the question,—
- Again:—
- Again:—
- Again:—
- Again, in a letter to Mr. Hopper:—
- 3. “Christian Letters, by Joseph Alleine.” 12mo, 88 pages.
- FOOTNOTES: