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Letters to the Rev. John Maclean
Excerpt from Letters to the Rev. John Maclean: Containing an Exposition of the Government of Wesleyan Methodism, With Practical Illustrations of Its Affects; Also Remarks on Publications by "an Old Methodist, "an Eye and Ear Witness," and on the Conduct and "Reply" Of Mr. Maclean The recital of all the circumstances which have led to this address, is unnecessary: to you they are sufficiently known and Others will'obtam a competent knowledge of them as I proceed. As considerable dissatls faction existed with respect to the Wesleyan polity, originatmg chiefly in the conduct adopted by certain parties whose influence is predom1 nant in Conference, in reference to the union of the church and s...
Letters to the Rev. John Maclean, Containing an Exposition of the Government of Wesleyan Methodism, With Practical Illustrations of Its Effects
Excerpt from Letters to the Rev. John Maclean, Containing an Exposition of the Government of Wesleyan Methodism, With Practical Illustrations of Its Effects: Also Remarks on Publications by "an Old Methodist," "an Eye and Ear Witness," and on the Conduct and "Reply" Of Mr. Maclean The recital of all the circumstances which 'have led to this address, is unnecessary: to you they are sufliciently known and others will obtain a'compotent knowledge of them as I proceed. As considerable dissatis faction existed with respect to the Wesleyan polity, originatingchiefly in the conduct adopted by certain parties whose influence ispredomi nant in Conference, in reference to the union of the chureh an...
LETTERS TO THE REV JOHN MACLEA
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