18th Century Addresses and Treatises
Free inquiry, mutual deliberation, and liberty of conscience proved to be the only bonds of lasting union amongst the Methodists : exemplified from the avowed sentiments of the most respectable preachers and leading friends in our connexion by Call Number: BX8232.F73 1796Publication Date: 1796Methodist -- Controversial Literature. Published in near fifty pamphlets and circular letters since the death of the Rev. Mr. Wesley- A defence of the Methodists in five letters addressed to Rev. Dr. Tatham : containing sundry remarks on a late discourse, preached by that gentleman at four of the churches in Oxford, and entitled "A sermon suitable to the times" by Call Number: BX8276.B46 1794Publication Date: 1794Methodist Church -- Apologetic works
- The crisis of Methodism, or, Thoughts on church-Methodist and dissenting-Methodists : including strictures on Mr. Kn*x's "Considerations, " and "Candid animadversions, " to which are added some remarks on the address of the Trustees of Manchester &c by Call Number: BX8276.C76Publication Date: 1795Wesleyan Methodist Church -- Relations -- Church of England
- A Conciliatory essay addressed to the Methodists in general by Call Number: BX8231.L66 1795Publication Date: 1795Methodism
- A defence of the conduct of the Conference in the expulsion of A. Kilham by Call Number: BX8276.M3Publication Date: 1796Methodist -- Apologetic Literature
- Strictures on an Answer to the Pietas Oxoniensis by Thomas Nowell by Call Number: BX8278.O9 N65Publication Date: 1769With: Pietas Oxoniensis, or, a full and impartial account of the expulsion of six students from St. Edmund Hall, Oxford
- A defence of the Methodists who do not attend the national church, but avail themselves of liberty of conscience by Call Number: BX8281.T39 1792Publication Date: 1792Methodist -- Apologetic Literature
