The Life of Wesley and the Rise and Progress of Methodism, Volume 2

Oxford University Press, H. Milford, 1925 - Methodism

Maxfield separates from Wesley	183

He preaches in Moorfields during the Whitsun holidays	189

Wesleys sermon upon Free Grace	192

CHAPTER XXVI	218

Tendency to schism	224

Is easily duped	230

Their progress interrupted by the	236

He instructs his preachers in America to refrain from politics	244

Diabolical agency	73

First Methodist Tabernacle built	80

CHAPTER XXI	81

Advice respecting their diet	87

Watchnights	94

CHAPTER XXII	100

Lady Huntingdon offended at these Minutes	104

Whitefields talents not to be estimated by his printed works	106

Opposition of the Seceders	112

Mr Toplady	115

Arrested at Edinburgh	118

Attachment of the Irish to popery	123

Whitefield nearly murdered at Dublin	133

Cases of Methodism	145

John takes counsel concerning marriage	151

Wesley favours the arguments of the separatists	158

Excesses at Everton	166

Wesley suspects their real character	175

Wesley resolves to ordain priests for America and consecrates	247

Their address to Washington	253

Forestpreaching	259

Odd places in which Dr Coke preached	265

Visits the neighbouring islands	271

Begs money for the West Indian Missions	277

CHAPTER XXIX	283

Amusements	292

Alarming Sermons	298

Prisons	305

Injudicious conduct of some magistrates in Lincolnshire	315

One of them becomes a Papist	321

Thomas Olivers	375

The select bands	388

Wesley offers to raise men for government during the American	394

Wesleys doctrine concerning riches	408

EDITORS NOTES	415

60	423

Title	The Life of Wesley and the Rise and Progress of Methodism, Volume 2 Oxford editions of standard authors The Life of Wesley and the Rise and Progress of Methodism, Robert Southey
Author	Robert Southey
Editor	Maurice Henry FitzGerald
Publisher	Oxford University Press, H. Milford, 1925
Original from	University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Digitized	5 Dec 2022

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